- García
Canclini defines as "certain relative,
partial territorial relocalizations of old and new
symbolic productions".
According to the
concept of glocalization...
- prey
animals after they have been bitten, in a
process known as "prey
relocalization".
Vipers are able to do this via
certain proteins contained in their...
- and in Louisiana,
through the
French colonization of the region, the
relocalization of
deported Acadians and
later immigration from Saint-Domingue and from...
- can be
sometimes be
treated by
surgical intervention –
salivary duct
relocalization, or in
extreme cases resection of
salivary glands.[citation needed]...
-
industrialized form of
agriculture Cubans had
grown accustomed to.
Relocalization, permaculture, and
innovative modes of m****
transit had to be rapidly...
-
snake to
track a prey
animal it has bitten, a
process known as "prey
relocalization." This
important adaptation allowed rattlesnakes to
evolve the strike-and-release...
- was
shown that
bicoid mRNA is
transcribed in the
nurse cells and then
relocalized to the oocyte.
Other maternal effect mutants either affect products that...
-
glucocorticoid receptor activity by 14--3-3-dependent
intracellular relocalization of the
corepressor RIP140".
Molecular Endocrinology. 15 (4): 501–511...
- (September 1998). "Con****uous Construction: Houses,
Consumption and '
Relocalization' in Manambondro,
Southeast Madagascar". The
Journal of the
Royal Anthropological...
-
temporally distinct Mdm2, p53 and PML
complexes and damage-specific
nuclear relocalization".
Journal of Cell Science. 116 (Pt 19): 3917–25. doi:10.1242/jcs.00714...
