-
points with this
property is said to be
collinear (sometimes
spelled as
colinear). In
greater generality, the term has been used for
aligned objects, that...
- anterior-posterior axis of the
developing animal, and are thus said to
display colinearity.
Production of Hox gene
products at
wrong location in the body is ****ociated...
-
problem for the
number of
points that can be
placed on an n × n
lattice without any
three being colinear – in this case, 16
pawns on a
regular chessboard ...
-
individual or species. In
current biology,
synteny more
commonly refers to
colinearity, i.e.
conservation of
blocks of
order within two sets of chromosomes...
- media, with
results that are
consistent with
relativistic addition of
colinear velocities. The
famous Michelson–Morley
experiment (1881, 1887) gave further...
- its
comparison with
lablab (Lablab purpureus)
reveals a high
level of
colinearity between the two genomes".
Theoretical and
Applied Genetics. 105 (1):...
- In telecommunications, a
collinear antenna array (sometimes
spelled colinear antenna array) is an
array of
dipole or quarter-wave
antennas mounted in such...
- for the
synthesis of
monic acid. The
biosynthesis of
monic acid is not
colinear but has been
rearranged in this diagram. The
protein name is displa****...
- (dot)
product of two
vectors of any
dimension is
maximized when they are
colinear. In the case of
gradient descent, that
would be when the
vector of independent...
-
regulatory systems come from
developmental biology.
Examples include: The
colinearity of the Hox gene
cluster with
their nested antero-posterior patterning...
