French explorer and astronomer Nicolas Louis de Lacaille labelled them Alpha to Rho in 1756, but omitted Omicron and Xi, and labelled a pair of stars close together Lambda Tucanae, and a group of three stars Beta Tucanae.
As an example, we can label a pair of homologous chromosomes in the initial state of the zygote at the root of the tree as [(AB), (ab)].
In the meiotic DX recombination intermediate, labeled MDX, a pair of homologous chromosomes, each consisting of two DNA strands, align and crossover in order to swap equivalent portions of genetic information; 'HJ' indicates the Holliday junctions.
This assay enables the detection and quantification of protein interactions using secondary antibodies labeled with a pair of oligonucleotides that will generate a signal when the two PLA probes are in close proximity (Olink Bioscience, Uppsala, Sweden).
In 1974 and 1976, working with luminary producer Creed Taylor, Muhammad made Power of Soul and House of the Rising Sun (for the CTI/Kudu label) a pair of recordings that once again explored the continuum of African-American music; the title track of the earlier record was a Jimi Hendrix composition, that of the second a definitive New Orleans song.
Excited about "blending the iconic history of Polaroid and instant film with the digital era," Gaga unveiled the first trio of new products called Grey Label: a pair of picture-taking sunglasses, a paperback-sized mobile printing unit and an updated version of the traditional Polaroid camera at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show.
"I'm not just sticking my label on a pair of jeans," she said.
Companies today understand the value of such details as the shape of a bottle or the position of a label on a pair of pants.
(The restaurant's logo actually reads "Italian-Kitchen Brand," like the label on a pair of expensive jeans).
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