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Dictionary » D » Diagonal DiagonalDiagonal (Science: geometry) Joining two not adjacent angles of a quadrilateral or multilateral figure; running across from corner to corner; crossing at an angle with one of the sides. Diagonal bond same as cross bedding, under cross. Origin: L. Diagonalis, fr. Gr. From to angle; through _ an angle; perh. Akin to E. Knee: cf. F. Diagonal. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Black shiny spider in Northern KY... (whereas the Southern Black Widow's hourglass is complete) and typically there is a row of red spots down the middle of the back and possibly some diagonal whitish bands on each side; the bands are typically observed on the younger, more juvenile widows" Case closed.
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Are my answers right?... then placed in the matrix when the two sequences share an identical site. - If the two sequences are identical, there will be entries in all the diagonal elements of the matrix. - If the two sequences are similar and of the same length (can be aligned without gaps) there will be dots in most ...
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Are my answers rights?... then placed in the matrix when the two sequences share an identical site. - If the two sequences are identical, there will be entries in all the diagonal elements of the matrix. - If the two sequences are similar and of the same length (can be aligned without gaps) there will be dots in most ...
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