How To Use Apsis In A Sentence
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It has long been thought that the grouping of telomeres is important for chromosome pairing and subsequent synapsis.
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Just a few hours later, apoapsis and the start of orbit #107 would have occurred.
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Cum duabus dextra lævaque conchulis intra spatiosum sui ambitum apsis sinuata laxetur, una earum immolanti hostias jubilationis antistiti parat; altera post sacerdotem capaci sinu receptat orantes ...
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It has long been thought that the grouping of telomeres is important for chromosome pairing and subsequent synapsis.
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Some chromosomes may be unable to re-establish homologous synapsis after the insertion.
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These findings suggest that the extensive protein modification that occurs to prepare chromosomes for synapsis and recombination may provide at least a partial mechanism by which rereplication is blocked.
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For the number of revolutions of the apsis and node of the moon per mahayuga, Aryabhata I proposed 488219 and 232226, respectively.
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How is it that at one moment Cassini can be found nearly at apoapsis, the farthest point from Saturn in an orbit, and within a day, be at periapsis, the closest point to Saturn in an orbit, when its orbital period is around 16 days?
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This is the apoapsis maneuver setting up for the Titan 47 encounter on Nov. 19.
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For objects orbiting Earth, periapsis and apoapsis are known as perigee and apogee; for objects orbiting the Sun, these locations are known as perihelion and aphelion.
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Several of these articles dealt with mutants affecting synapsis, meiosis, or disjunction.
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Aerobraking would both require an out-of-plane orbit to keep from running the gauntlet of the ring particles for millions of km every orbit and, once the apoapsis was lowered to the distance of the rings, leave the craft moving far slower than the orbital speed of the rings.
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Zygotene and pachytene chromosomes can be distinguished by their different morphology due to the extent of synapsis.
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In particular there was, according to Aryabhata I, a basic period of 4320000 years called a mahayuga and it was assumed that the sun, the moon, their apsis and node, and the planets reached perfect conjunctions after this period.
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This was the apoapsis maneuver setting up for the Titan 71 encounter on July 7.
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However, because of the gravitational influence of Titan during the flyby, Cassini's orbit is modified such that apoapsis on the new Saturn centered orbit occurs prior to the Titan encounter, on an orbit different from the one Cassini actually flew.
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A small portion of the distal end of the long arm is asynapsed, indicating that the SC has begun desynapsis and is in the earliest stage of diplotene.
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It was proposed that these sites mediated the initial interactions between homologous chromosomes leading to synapsis and recombination.
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Neither fold backs and pairing partner switches characteristic of nonhomologous synapsis nor univalent chromosomes were observed, although some short regions at distal ends of chromosomes could be unsynapsed (image not shown).
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All apoapsis maneuver numbers up to this point have been divisible by three.
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The line of apsides is a line which passes through both periapsis, Cassini's closest approach to Saturn in an orbit, and apoapsis, the farthest spot in the orbit from Saturn.
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As the spacecraft went around and around Jupiter, mission controllers would turn on the tether near periapsis to produce drag (and usable power) and turn it off elsewhere.
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Today Imaging Science (ISS) acquired high priority science data for an 11-hour movie of the streamer-channel feature raised in the F-ring by the apoapsis passage of Prometheus.
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