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| ter have, until recently, been considered as | synonymous, although they are now recognized as separat |
| Buddha Poornima and Buddha Jayanti are | synonymous, and these cannot be exactly equated with Ve |
| rom compared sequences, including numbers of | synonymous and nonsynonymous sites, numbers of synonymo |
| He has worked extensively on the rates of | synonymous and non-synonymous substitutions, positive s |
| It is sometimes | synonymous as voltage-dependent calcium channel, althou |
| Often | synonymous assertions are considered incompatible by an |
| Australian Plant Census lists both names as | synonymous, but a search for the common name, “weeping |
| ghboring island of Hispaniola, is treated as | synonymous by some botanists. |
| anini and Abdala (2002), this species became | synonymous Chiniquodon theotonicu. |
| The species has numerous | synonymous classifications due to disjunct populations, |
| ifferences in the frequency of occurrence of | synonymous codons in coding DNA. |
| ties of both are alike, and the two occur as | synonymous designations of Ninib's female consort. |
| The term United Nations became | synonymous during the war with the Allies and was consi |
| ther sources use the term figurate number as | synonymous for the polygonal numbers, either just the u |
| The village is | synonymous for its church, which has the Roman martyr S |
| A frequently used but | synonymous genus name is Nyctalis. |
| His name became | synonymous in later literature for someone asserting th |
| "Williamson" and "Mwadui" are now virtually | synonymous in the diamond mining world. |
| Goethe's two poems' titles are not | synonymous: in the days before steam, a totally calm se |
| By 1830, the terms bitter and pale ale were | synonymous in England where breweries would tend to des |
| The KOB became | synonymous in French public opinion with not only footb |
| The phrase "the bridge was up" has become | synonymous in the town with being late for appointments |
| rldwide branches -- making the name Gillette | synonymous in many areas with razors". |
| A24 and A*24 are almost | synonymous in meaning. |
| A2 and A*02 are almost | synonymous in meaning. |
| A80 and A*80 are almost | synonymous in meaning. |
| Cw7 and Cw*07 are almost | synonymous in meaning. |
| A43 and A*43 are almost | synonymous in meaning. |
| A32 and A*32 are almost | synonymous in meaning. |
| A29 and A*29 are almost | synonymous in meaning. |
| Hollandia is the Latin name for Holland, a | synonymous name for the Netherlands. |
| This species is often sold under the | synonymous name Convolvulus mauritanicus. |
| Hemiascomycetes is a more or less | synonymous name. |
| Synonymous names for the tree species include Quercus d | |
| Both species were considered as | synonymous; nevertheless, C. affuvelensis has been rece |
| The | synonymous notion "observable" often is used in the con |
| Studies in the semantic structure of Hindi: | synonymous nouns and adjectives with karana, Motilal Ba |
| that the use of "sacerdos" and "pontifex" as | synonymous of the office shows its ecclesiastical chara |
| The Coronet Theatre is | synonymous of live music, the biggest club nights in th |
| arta and allusion to the seemingly limitless | synonymous phrases for farts contained therein) at the |
| Well, the estate and museum are pretty much | synonymous, so I think it would take away from the arti |
| the example above two non-synonymous and one | synonymous substitution occurred at the third site; how |
| amino acid is introduced: this is known as a | synonymous substitution. |
| er non-synonymous site (Ka) to the number of | synonymous substitutions per synonymous site (Ks), whic |
| s the mutation also has a regulatory effect, | synonymous substitutions are usually neutral. |
| The crest of a ram's head is a | synonymous symbol of Huddersfield for many years. |
| The Taiya River valley and the | synonymous Taiya River watershed are actually confined |
| as been made in sorting out the profusion of | synonymous taxa, and at least some degree of stability |
| y lead to Cell ablation, it can be used as a | synonymous term at appropriate times. |
| y lead to cell ablation, it can be used as a | synonymous term at appropriate times. |
| The | synonymous term "electrostatic potential" is also in co |
| Orders", uses "episcopal consecration" as a | synonymous term, using "episcopal ordination" and "epis |
| Synonymous terms for 'Pulse Height Analysis' are; "puls | |
| "expression" with the similar but not quite | synonymous terms "review", "espresso" and "statement". |
| ( | Synonymous terms are stile antico and stile moderno, re |
| e put it, "When citizen and soldier shall be | synonymous terms, then you will be safe." |
| ay, "gypsy music" and "Hungarian music" were | synonymous terms. |
| sed “passive resistance” and “satyagraha” as | synonymous terms: but as the doctrine of satyagraha dev |
| pearance of the all-Merritt macabre synthpop | synonymous The Gothic Archies. |
| vely) and concluded the three specimens were | synonymous; the original Persoon specimen was then desi |
| percube gives arguments for using {nasik} as | synonymous to {perfect}. |
| Angular distance (or separation) is thus | synonymous to angle itself, but is meant to suggest the |
| inpaensis) - Liu & Hu, 1966 (This species is | synonymous to Ranodon tsinpaensis). |
| (Liua shihi) - (Liu, 1950) (This species is | synonymous to Ranodon shihi). |
| Succinea concordialis is partially | synonymous to Succinea forsheyi according to Hubrich (1 |
| ed vaginal vestibulair syndrome more or less | synonymous to focal vaginitis a so-called subclinical i |
| "Bossa" was also used in the old days as a | synonymous to the word craft/hability (a slang not used |
| The word nothlit is | synonymous to disabled or crippled. |
| Awards and GAYVN Awards ceremonies which are | synonymous to the Academy Awards show which recognize o |
| Budi is | synonymous to akal budi or kebudayaan. |
| Some dictionaries consider the terms | synonymous, while others distinguish raptophilia as the |
| The term became | synonymous with the anti-Francisco Franco guerrillas in |
| Some groups use the term as roughly | synonymous with the South West Region, while others use |
| It eventually became | synonymous with witch-doctors, as they were usually pos |
| the Instamatic name is sometimes treated as | synonymous with the 126 format, Kodak also used it on i |
| (Fitzinger, 1843) is a nomen nudum probably | synonymous with Palaeosaurus sternbergii. |
| nwell, 1841-2), but in this sense it becomes | synonymous with the principle of sola scriptura. |
| the first guest, the Peninsula name has been | synonymous with welcoming the rich, the famous, the tit |
| tablished in 1957, Holiday Marina has become | synonymous with Lake Lanier. |
| the 19th century, when coal and steel became | synonymous with the South Wales Valleys. |
| Strict logic is essentially | synonymous with relevant logic, though it can be charac |
| d specials presented by Playboy, and remains | synonymous with the magazine and its creator, Hugh Hefn |
| r a short segment past Hirwaun, the A4059 is | synonymous with the A465. |
| The Ridge Racer series would go on to become | synonymous with new console launches, with a Ridge Race |
| shing in fourth place - tied for best ever - | synonymous with the chance of qualifying for the UEFA C |
| Dr. Krishna Sastry's name is | synonymous with almost all the developments and achieve |
| In 1963 wooden casks were still regarded as | synonymous with traditional draught beer. |
| rganisms, especially plants), are used as if | synonymous with soil science. |
| 6 and forever silenced a voice that had been | synonymous with Clemson for nearly 65 years. |
| some botanists and taxonomists believe to be | synonymous with V. vinifera ssp. |
| op, so in practical usage 'pitch' has become | synonymous with the terms 'drop', 'pit' or 'shaft'. |
| This last merger was also | synonymous with its official disappearance from Romania |
| nd during The Troubles and covers many areas | synonymous with the conflict - the New Lodge, Ardoyne, |
| With some exceptions, the office was | synonymous with leader of the Soviet Union. |
| er, causing the World Serpent name to become | synonymous with many of the artists and labels distribu |
| Robert Carroll found Coelurosauravidae to be | synonymous with Weigeltisauridae in 1978. |
| The piece has become | synonymous with the making of art for those growing up |
| Its name has become | synonymous with the Police Staff College, Bramshill loc |
| this spot, the Ojibwe and the rapids became | synonymous with each other, with the Ojibwe known by th |
| by this definition, "thermal spring" is not | synonymous with the term "hot spring" |
| He succeeded, with his name becoming | synonymous with a collection of lily varieties in pink, |
| eratu has been presented as a Romanian word, | synonymous with "vampire". |
| above discussion, The Munich air disaster is | synonymous with this incident: the 1960 accident is not |
| This club shortly became | synonymous with Berkshire as a county team. |
| of universal gravitation and is essentially | synonymous with the concept of spatial dependence that |
| Claudio is | synonymous with World Cups, winning goals and triumphs |
| onious nature, the clever Buffalo has become | synonymous with the water and rice cilivization that is |
| Aetosauroides was proposed to be | synonymous with the genus Stagonolepis in 1996 and 2002 |
| His name and burial site became | synonymous with legend and folklore surrounding the sup |
| 011 study, A. subsulcatus was proposed to be | synonymous with A. scaglia. |
| The Halfmoon has always been | synonymous with a certain local band The Rolling Stones |
| department to dub him "The Lich", a moniker | synonymous with "boogeyman", after a file in every Palm |
| Many regard the building as | synonymous with the University of Bristol. |
| and Mark Otten, the Armind label has become | synonymous with massive progressive anthems. |
| y countries in the world viewed Coca Cola as | synonymous with the US and an American life-style, and |
| uring the Regency period the Attree name was | synonymous with the architectural development of Bright |
| by fishermen)', and still today, the area is | synonymous with fishing and other trades associated wit |
| The genus has often been considered | synonymous with the closely related Stagonolepis. |
| n only homiletic exposition, and thus became | synonymous with homily in distinction from the thematic |
| rue leeches" (Euhirudinea) might actually be | synonymous with the Hirudinea, as all other leech-like |
| of the airfield is Mongokhto, which is also | synonymous with the military base. |
| Illyric/Illyrian/Slovin were | synonymous with the Croatian language at that time. |
| IX HELLAS, its most common trademark) became | synonymous with beer in Greece, enjoying a virtual mono |
| he Clydach Vale colleries would later become | synonymous with worker activism within the South Wales |
| Transformers series, and is almost entirely | synonymous with characters possessing Formula One racin |
| s have this ability, and are therefore often | synonymous with high ceiling diuretics. |
| Nisthar Cassim whose name is | synonymous with business journalism today, is a Senior |
| Her name itself has become | synonymous with rollicking, rough and tumble adventure. |
| he prevailing Jugendstil architectural style | synonymous with National Romanticism. |
| ng at $999-1499 USD as well as K series CPUs | synonymous with AMD's black edition. |
| The Lionsgate brand remains | synonymous with original, daring, high-quality entertai |
| things, whence the word is sometimes used as | synonymous with slave. |
| Impact structure is | synonymous with the less commonly used term astrobleme |
| father, Louis Lurie, a family whose name is | synonymous with San Francisco real estate development d |
| Both were considered | synonymous with the species in 1972 by paleontologist D |
| gh, blue collar suburb whose name has become | synonymous with municipal corruption into a model of go |
| In Philadelphia, "Blockley" was | synonymous with the Blockley Almshouse that opened here |
| oardeola is closely related, or perhaps even | synonymous, with Proardea; the former's single species |
| in America, it is cooked with squab, and is | synonymous with pigeon pie. |
| The area is | synonymous with football, as the southern end of Green |
| In time, Toledo Bend became | synonymous with bass fishing in Louisiana and Texas. |
| e source of the term "Triad" that has become | synonymous with Chinese organized crime. |
| The Tweed is | synonymous with many of the small rivers that rise in W |
| plies to the whole, this name is now usually | synonymous with the "Off-topic station" within the foru |
| iated with the genus, and it may prove to be | synonymous with other phytosaurs such as Nicrosaurus or |
| Terms that are roughly | synonymous with program derivation are: transformationa |
| lude Pseudodontornis - which may actually be | synonymous with Pelagornis. |
| vous System has also been described as being | synonymous with the term 'Zero Latency Enterprise', ano |
| t for preliminary examination) varies and is | synonymous with qualifying exam, but it generally refer |
| For many years he was | synonymous with the Olympic movement in Britain. |
| The genus is now thought to be | synonymous with Nicrosaurus, and the type and only spec |
| l far short of expectations, its name became | synonymous with spectacular duds. |
| they all belong to the family whose name is | synonymous with high quality Italian grappa. |
| Over the years it was to become almost | synonymous with brewing in Dundalk. |
| It may be | synonymous with Gallimimus; Dong Zhiming and coauthors |
| The term true mass is | synonymous with the term mass, but is used in astronomy |
| laxum are now considered to be | synonymous with S. caricifolium, rendering the autonym |
| Sequence clusters are often | synonymous with (but not identical to) protein families |
| English language expression silver spoon is | synonymous with wealth, especially inherited wealth; so |
| al. published the opinion that the family is | synonymous with the Barapasauridae. |
| It is | synonymous with "industrial reserve army" or "relative |
| debate, including the assumption that it is | synonymous with Phreatamoeba. |
| ndrews and Martin, that Heliopithecus may be | synonymous with Afropithecus and Morotopithecus - a vie |
| In the 1960s and 1970s 'Hambledon' became | synonymous with English wine. |
| terminology is superfluous, being virtually | synonymous with already accepted descriptive terms such |
| rd "sex" was considered dirty by many-nearly | synonymous with pornography. |
| d" and is credited with the reason it was so | synonymous with Diana's death and led to the re-recordi |
| She is | synonymous with light classical music like the concerts |
| A third species, D. tertius, is considered | synonymous with D. secundus. |
| definition, the Western Addition is roughly | synonymous with the Fillmore and Cathedral Hill neighbo |
| ch ills, the name "Sekhmet" literally became | synonymous with physicians and surgeons during the Midd |
| hagus pugnator existed for 18 million years ( | synonymous with Osteoborus galushai) |
| reporting, has erroneously become popularly | synonymous with the type of radar used in meteorology. |
| phagus hilli existed for 19.7 million years ( | synonymous with Osteoborus crassapineatus, Osteoborus p |
| n Francisco, he invented a style that is now | synonymous with the peace movement, psychedelic era and |
| The company's name would become | synonymous with the use of this type of crystal. |
| he company's history in flour milling became | synonymous with the history of the industry. |
| Gibelion catla, | Synonymous with Cyprinus catla, Catla catla the only me |
| g accidents and other incidents seemed to be | synonymous with these railcars. |
| nature upturned “L-foot”, which would become | synonymous with Paul's work in years to come. |
| n England and Wales at Twickenham has become | synonymous with Terry Davies. |
| ence; the term "emergent" in this context is | synonymous with "non-innate." |
| of films starring Jaishankar that are almost | synonymous with the banner. |
| ws, training techniques and tactics that are | synonymous with modern Rugby Union. |
| Devi is | synonymous with Shakti, the female aspect of the divine |
| a kami, but later the term evolved to being | synonymous with shinshoku, that is, a man who works at |
| For a time this genus was | synonymous with genus Linepithema, but was revived from |
| as Ron "Boom-Boom" Davis, his name is still | synonymous with ineffective relief pitching, despite fi |
| d as a permanent headliner, La Goulue became | synonymous with the Cancan and the Moulin Rouge nightcl |
| and early 20th century believed Belodon was | synonymous with Phytosaurus or Machaeroprosopus. |
| d the speed of a wildcat), and made his name | synonymous with that of the Orc god, Gruumsh One-Eye. |
| The term local variable is usually | synonymous with automatic variable, since these are the |
| of Realtors considers the Hayes Valley to be | synonymous with "District 6B", and extending from McAll |
| ears on the company's television adverts, is | synonymous with the brand. |
| local grocer's shop in 1934 that "Hitler is | synonymous with war", he had to flee via Spain to Ameri |
| Cancellous bone, | synonymous with trabecular bone or spongy bone, is one |
| Human fetuin is | synonymous with α2-HS-glycoprotein (genetic symbol AHSG |
| ed large parts of the continent which became | synonymous with the 20th century's Heroic Age of Explor |
| head of sport Jimmy Hill, Moore would become | synonymous with ITV Sport over the next three decades. |
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