QUÉ SIGNIFICA CROSSBARRING EN INGLÉS
definición de crossbarring en el diccionario inglés
La definición de crossbarring en el diccionario es rayas, especialmente las de un animal.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CROSSBARRING»
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Cell Press Reviews: Core Concepts in Cell Biology
CHAPTER. 2. Current. Biology. Condensin,. Chromatin. Crossbarring. and.
Chromosome. Condensation. Rahul Thadani1, Frank Uhlmann1,*, Sebastian
Heeger1 1Chromosome Segregation Laboratory, Cancer Research UK London ...
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Chromosomes—Advances in Research and Application: 2013 Edition
Cancer. Research. UK,. London: Condensin,. chromatin. crossbarring. and.
chromosome. condensation. By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Life
Science Weekly — Investigators discuss new findings in Intranuclear Space.
According to ...
Adrian Craig, Chris Feare. FIELD IDENTIFICATION 30 cm. A large, dark glossy
starling with long legs and a bulky, squaretipped tail with distinct dark
crossbarring. The eye is dark. It is often seen walking on the ground, and the
flight is heavy.
Adrian Craig, Chris Feare,
2010
Many conveyors are, however, in successful operation under roofs of this
character, but there has to be systematic crossbarring and propping at the face
and the back timbers have to be withdrawn. Roofs of this kind are frequently
better ...
On some tapas single crossbarring is used and all the spaces between the lines
are squares; on others double crossbarring is employed. Double crossbarring is
formed by double horizontal lines crossing double longitudinal lines at right ...
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Bernice P. Bishop Museum Bulletin
On some tapas single crossbarring is used and all the spaces between the lines
are squares; on others double crossbarring is employed. Double crossbarring is
formed by double horizontal lines crossing double longitudinal lines at right ...
On some tapas single crossbarring is used and all the spaces between the lines
are squares; on others double crossbarring is employed. Double crossbarring is
formed by double horizontal lines crossing double longitudinal lines at right ...
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum,
1923
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Congressional Serial Set
Others show the bars of plngioclase, while a few are marked by the gridiron
crossbarring of microcliue. A few are as Avell rounded as those of the quartz, but
most are more or less angular. The greater portion of the feldspar is highly
altered.
A glance at the red-bellied woodpecker reveals a head and neck of beautiful
scarlet, a tinge of red on the white of the under parts, and a thick crossbarring of
white and black on the back and wings. In this case at least Nature has made ...
0., maccalll], and differs from that bird also in not having a rufous phase; the
crossbarring of the under suriace in the latter is of the same character in 8. enano
as in 8. aslo ; that is to say, the bars are often double, whereas in S. trichopsis
they ...
United States National Museum,
1880