Following the Moorish conquest of Andalusia in the eighth century C.E., the Iberian Peninsula became the site of the greatest intermingling between Jewish, Christian, and Muslim believers.
Electronic music culture, once influenced by the of intermingling between club kids and ravers, found the two subcultures merging into one when law enforcement came down on both in NYC.
Despite this intermingling between neural crest and mesodermal cells, the initial steps of the formation of one neural crest cell-derivative, tendons, and of muscles are independent of each other.
To quantitatively assess the amount of intermingling between the model chromosomes in dependency of the average number of loops, we project the monomer positions to the line connecting the centers of mass of both chromosomes.
In addition, during the Last Glacial Maximum central Europe (probably, the Carpathian Basin) apparently represented the area of intermingling between human flows from refugial zones in the Balkans, the Mediterranean coastline and the Pyrenees.
It is found that the length of the interface between the two fluids a good indicator of the degree of intermingling between initially segregated materials is a strong function of the viscosity ratios of the two fluids, the aspect ratio of the cavity, and the initial configuration of the fluids.
Genetic data obtained in this study allows the suggestion that during the LGM period, central European territories probably represented the area of intermingling between human flow from refugial zones in the Balkans, the Mediterranean coastline and the Pyrenees, as U5a and U5b gene flows occurred from there.
Thus, the level of intermingling between CT's strongly depends on the local looping probabilities.
We found no evidence for independent clustering, and the pattern of intermingling between analyzed RNA and DNA sequences was overwhelming (data not shown).
The degree of intermingling between these two regions is controlled by soluble chemotactic factors called chemokines.
