- separation–individuation, is
divided into
subphases, each with its own onset,
outcomes and risks. The
following subphases proceed in this
order but
overlap considerably...
- is used to
compress monolayers of
molecules on the
surface of a
given subphase (usually water) and to
measure surface phenomena due to this compression...
-
Pottery Neolithic (PN). The
stratigraphy is
divided into the
following subphases according to the
dominant architecture: round, PPNA grill, PPNA (grill-plan...
-
renamed in
order to
better emphasize its
independent character.
Three subphases, the
Early Epigravettian (20,000 to 16,000 BP), the
Evolved Epigravettian...
- months. Mahler, Fine, and
Bergman (1975)
describe distinct phases and
subphases of
child development leading to "separation-individuation"
during the...
-
Subphases of the
Finnish invasion of
Karelia during the 1941
general offensive. The old 1939
border is
marked in grey....
- anaphase, and
telophase stages,
similar in
purpose to
their analogous subphases in the
mitotic cell cycle. Therefore,
meiosis includes the
stages of meiosis...
- one-molecule
thick layer of an
insoluble organic material spread onto an
aqueous subphase in a Langmuir-Blodgett
trough Alexander Langmuir (1910–1993), American...
- exists,
between the end of
mitosis and the S phase. G1
phase and the
other subphases of the cell
cycle may be
affected by
limiting growth factors such as nutrient...
-
Synizesis refers to a
phenomenon sometimes observed in one of the
subphases of meiosis. This phenomenon,
sometimes referred to as a "synizetic knot",...
