- (****anese
meaning "nervous breakdown"),
Matching Pairs,
Match Match,
Match Up, Pelmanism,
Pexeso or
simply Pairs, is a card game in
which all of the
cards are...
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genome is
often measured in base
pairs because DNA is
usually double-stranded. Hence, the
number of
total base
pairs is
equal to the
number of nucleotides...
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Pair or
PAIR or
Pairing may
refer to:
Pair (parliamentary convention),
matching of
members unable to attend, so as not to
change the
voting margin Pair...
- An au
pair (/oʊˈpɛər/; plural: au
pairs) is a
helper from a
foreign country working for, and
living as part of, a host family. Typically, au
pairs take...
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computer languages implement attribute–value
pairs, or more
frequently collections of attribute–value
pairs, as
standard language features. Most of these...
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breeding pairs are
usually found only in vertebrates, but
there are
notable exceptions, such as the Lord Howe
Island stick insect. True
breeding pairs are...
- non-bonding
pair. Lone
pairs are
found in the
outermost electron s**** of atoms. They can be
identified by
using a
Lewis structure.
Electron pairs are therefore...
- formed),
which results in
smaller binding energy for the
pairs. The
theory of
Cooper pairs is
quite general and does not
depend on the
specific electron-phonon...
- (usually carbon-fibre
reinforced plastic) for
strength and
weight advantages.
Pairs have a fin
towards the rear, to help
prevent roll and yaw. The
riggers are...
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between pair programmers,
whether in the
industry or in a classroom. Many
sources suggest that
students show
higher confidence when
programming in
pairs, and...