- start, commence, and
initiate are all
synonyms of one another: they are
synonymous. The
standard test for
synonymy is substitution: one form can be replaced...
- A
synonymous substitution (often
called a
silent substitution though they are not
always silent) is the
evolutionary substitution of one base for another...
-
schema objects in a
database Synonyms (film), a 2019 film
Synonymous may
refer to:
Synonymous substitution, an
evolutionary substitution in a DNA sequence...
-
substitutions per non-
synonymous site (Ka), in a
given period of time, to the
number of
synonymous substitutions per
synonymous site (Ks), in the same...
-
primarily focuses on an
alphabetical listing of
words and
their definitions.
Synonymous words and
those related by the
subject matter are to be
found scattered...
- m****
communication and in
common usage, a company's logo is
today often synonymous with its
trademark or brand.
Douglas Harper's
Online Etymology Dictionary...
- the Open
Knowledge Foundation's Open
Definition describes "open" as
synonymous with the
definition of free in the "Definition of Free
Cultural Works"...
- a
person or
character widely considered ****ually
attractive and
often synonymous with ****uality. The term ****
symbol was
first used
between the 1910s and...
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information technology, and
software engineering. The term
computing is also
synonymous with
counting and calculating. In
earlier times, it was used in reference...
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other machinery.
Therefore the term "four-cylinder engine" is
usually synonymous with straight-four engines. When a straight-four
engine is
installed at...
