A modern formulation of the second law, the law of independent assortment, is that the alleles of a gene pair located on one pair of chromosomes are inherited independently of the alleles of a gene pair located on another chromosome pair and that the sex cells containing various assortments of these genes fuse at random with the sex cells produced by the other parent.
Scalia's friendship with his ideological nemesis Ruth Bader Ginsburg is well-known by now, and Scalia spoke warmly of it that day: their shared love of opera, and their custom of spending New Year's Eve together with their spouses and various assortments of their children and grandchildren.
Some years, when the New York City Marathon falls on the morning after Halloween, I've been on the subway at 5 30 A.M. with pirates, cowboys, and farm animals with various assortments of flesh exposed, and found it difficult to discern whose days were ending and whose were just beginning.
Although numerous different cassettes have been constructed by several laboratories and introduced into the tobacco plastome to express various proteins, the assortment of the cis-acting elements used to facilitate the expression of the genes of interest and the selectable marker genes from these cassettes remains limited.
The family's children soon discovered this magical tree and spent most of their time exploring the various branches where an assortment of crazy characters reside.
Mr. Leedy pointed out the car's various controls, an eclectic assortment of knobs, switches, buttons and levers mounted to metal bases on the wood dashboard.
We also learned that after a series of tumultuous, passive-aggressive relationships with various women and an assortment of medical and psychological woes, Nathan had finally come to replicate Lonoff's reclusive existence.
Collins took full advantage of the free booze and could be seen appearing on the big screen in various poses with an assortment of different revellers at alarmingly regular intervals.
In the '60s, Princess Margaret was said to have had a regular table by the stage, but these days, visitors are more likely to encounter football stars, millionaires of various stripes and an assortment of old-school gentlemen.
