- The
method of
loci is a
strategy for
memory enhancement,
which uses
visualizations of
familiar spatial environments in
order to
enhance the
recall of information...
- In
classical Roman religion, a
genius loci (pl.:
genii locorum) was the
protective spirit of a place. It was
often depicted in
religious iconography as...
- In
conflict of laws, the term lex
loci (Law
Latin for "the law of the place") is a
shorthand version of the
choice of law
rules that
determine the lex...
- In genetics, a
locus (pl.:
loci) is a specific,
fixed position on a
chromosome where a
particular gene or
genetic marker is located. Each
chromosome carries...
- Look up
locus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Locus (plural
loci) is
Latin for "place". It may
refer to:
Locus (mathematics), the set of
points satisfying...
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Loci communes or
Loci communes rerum theologicarum seu
hypotyposes theologicae (Latin for
Common Places in
Theology or
Fundamental Doctrinal Themes) was...
- In geometry, a
locus (plural:
loci) (Latin word for "place", "location") is a set of all
points (commonly, a line, a line segment, a
curve or a surface)...
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Loci Controls, Inc. is a
developer of
wireless sensor and
actor network (WSAN) devices.
Loci Controls develops hardware and
software utilizing a wireless...
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chromosome (
loci) in a
given po****tion
based on a
comparison between the
frequency at
which two
alleles are
detected together at the same
loci and the frequencies...
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Loci Theologici was a term
applied by
Melanchthon to
Protestant systems of
dogmatics and
retained by many as late as the
seventeenth century. It is also...
