diploid -- Having two different sets of chromosomes in the same nucleus of each cell.
Although Boston will probably be favored in this series, the Angels have more experience winning championships, and the same nucleus from 2002.
So where we had left off with was we'd fully discussed up to the point of considering homonuclear diatomic molecules, so molecules that both have the same nucleus.
We used a pseudorandom binary sequence (PRBS) of stimulation in the STN, the independent forcing function, while measuring extracellular glutamate in the same nucleus, the dependent variable.
Success has not been uncomplicated for Southampton: a team that has had the same nucleus for years may be on the verge of breaking up.
This condition results in a shift of the resonant frequency from the value observed for the same nucleus when it is present in an insulator.
Fourth, although there is an action pending in New York that arises out of the same nucleus of operative fact, the pendency of such action does not give rise to the hardship required to establish entitlement to a stay.
During the offseason, Indiana kept the same nucleus (Granger, Paul George, George Hill, David West, Roy Hibbert), with the idea that a well-rounded team with plenty of experience working together would be at least a tough out in the playoffs.
Manafort's lawyers will no doubt try to throw out the charges on double-jeopardy grounds, but it is not uncommon for state prosecutors to charge a defendant with state crimes arising out of the same nucleus of facts on which a federal conviction rested.
But one may also claim, as the description implicitly suggests, that one and the same nucleus persists through this transformation.
Polyploidization is an evolutionary process where two or more genomes are joined into the same nucleus.
