- Look up
discordant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
adjective discordant ('conflicting, disagreeing, at variance') may describe:
Discordant rock,...
- A
discordant coastline occurs where bands of
different rock
types run
perpendicular to the coast. The
differing resistance to
erosion leads to the formation...
- covariance,
reverse causation and confounding. An
example of a
positive MZ
discordant effect is
shown below on the left. The twin who
scores higher on trait...
- less than the
corresponding elements of the
other pair. In contrast, a
discordant pair is a pair of two-variable
observations such that sgn ( X 2 − X...
- rock is
called a
stitching pluton.
Intrusions are
broadly divided into
discordant intrusions,
which cut
across the
existing structure of the
country rock...
- A
serodiscordant relationship, also
known as mixed-status, is one
where one
partner is
infected by HIV and the
other is not. This
contrasts with seroconcordant...
-
early part of the
middle Eocene is
missing there. This is one form of
discordancy and the
means geologists use to
compensate for
local variations in the...
-
Westgeest KB, Gao J, Xu X,
Klimov AI,
Russell CA, et al. (December 2011). "
Discordant antigenic drift of
neuraminidase and
hemagglutinin in H1N1 and H3N2 influenza...
- Liz
Clayden and
drummer Simon Cook.
Their first full-length
album was
Discordant Dreams and was the
first to
feature Kim
Seviour and
Alasdair Melville...
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himself named his work
Concordia Discordantium Canonum – "Concord of
Discordant Canons". The name is ****ing:
Gratian tried to
harmonize apparently contradictory...
