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- Dictionarydegeneracy/dɪˈdʒɛn(ə)rəsi/
noun
- 1. the state or quality of being degenerate: "the degeneracy of later Roman work"
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2 days ago · … Genetics is the branch of biology concerned with the study of inheritance, including the interplay of genes, DNA variation and their interactions with environmental factors. Narration. 00:00. … Genetics. Scientists have been studying how genetics influences human health for decades.
3 days ago · The infalling matter is prevented, by electron degeneracy pressure, from reaching the densities and pressures needed. Further gravitational contraction is prevented and the result is a brown dwarf that simply cools off by radiating away its internal thermal energy.
2 days ago · As expected from symmetry grounds, the degeneracy of the magnon modes matches the observed degeneracy in electronic band spin splitting 13. ... The parameters N 1 and N 2 define the size of the ...
1 day ago · Prominent figures, in government and the Church, feared that a moral degeneracy had corrupted Ireland, a decline in virtue and discipline that they attributed to the evil influences of modern culture and the effects of the years of revolutionary violence (Finnane, 2001). 3 Of particular concern to government and religious actors were ...
2 days ago · Additionally, a dynamical degeneracy splitting has been introduced to characterize the anisotropic decay behaviors [62], [63]. Despite these developments, fundamental questions regarding NHSE in higher dimensions remain elusive: What is the topological origin of NHSE in higher dimensions?
3 days ago · Background In an ageing population, low impact fragility fractures are becoming increasingly common. However, fracture risk can be reduced where low bone density can be identified at an early stage. In this study we aim to demonstrate that IBEX Bone Health (IBEX BH) can provide a clinically useful prediction from wrist radiographs of aBMD and T-score at the ultra-distal (UD) and distal-third ...
2 days ago · Reading Asian American texts from the perspective of disability studies, which understands disability as socially and historically constructed and calls into question the very notion of a “normal” body—and with Asian American studies’ history of political advocacy and activism in mind—can reconfigure and revitalize what it means to be Asian American. 7
