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For example , the initial suspicion of a hazard may not arise from an identified pattern , but these patterns may be sought to back up suspicion generated , for example , by animal experiments or clinical observation . Moreover , Z. mays ssp. mexicana seems not to be a hybrid of the wild and cultivated forms of Zea and therefore probably does not serve as a genetic bridge ; physical similarities being due to parallel adaptation to the same habitat ( Doebley , 1984 ) . We know that in some cases they can be hazardous and if people are exposed to them in sufficient quantities then this may result in harm to some of those exposed . It is important to map these deposits because so much of our infrastructure resides on them , and because they may host liquefaction , the phenomenon of saturated soils losing their stiffness and strength during shaking . Ray Mays lived across the street from Edwards for 10 years , until he sold his house this summer . For example , once a mainframe or server processes a transaction , it uses the new information to update relevant databases and may send a follow-up transaction elsewhere in the system . Our general 's wife is now the general : may say so in this respect , for that he hath devoted and given up himself to the contemplation , mark , and denotement of her parts and graces : confess yourself freely to her ; importune her help to put you in your place again : she is of so free , so kind , so apt , so blessed a disposition , she holds it a vice in her goodness not to do more than she is requested : this broken joint between you and her husband entreat her to splinter ; and , my fortunes against any lay worth naming , this crack of your love shall grow stronger than it was before . Mays , a 61-year-old who said he will vote for President Bush this fall , said he and Edwards were " passing acquaintances , " though he knew Elizabeth Edwards better . The present document is a companion document to Dir94-08 and is intended to provide background information on the biology of Zea mays L ., its centres of origin , its related species , and the potential for gene introgression from Z. mays into relatives , and details of the life forms with which it interacts . Doebley and Iltis ( 1980 ) and Iltis and Doebley ( 1980 ) classified the annual teosintes into two subspecies of Z. mays : ssp. mexicana ( including races Chalco , Central Plateau and Nobogame ) and ssp. parviglumis-var .