1. Its Affinities with different groups have been discussed below: Affinities with …

2. 21 rows  · Affinities Some of the disciplines share special Affinities

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6. " Your affinities will be closely entwined. "

7. Escalation has conceptual affinities with bargaining theory.

8. The electron Affinities of the radicals OH and SH are the most precisely known of all molecular electron Affinities.

9. Definition of Affinities in the Definitions.net dictionary

10. One might reach out to other affinities.

11. There are also special Affinities: Good and Evil

12. The Spanish and Portuguese languages have many affinities.

13. These Affinities are much more rare to come across

14. Affinities: a habitual attraction to some activity or thing.

15. Grouping actors according to their affinities and promoting interlinkages

16. Affinities by Various Artists, released 29 January 2020 1

17. Differential binding affinities and dissociation assays based thereon

18. 7 Early man shows certain affinities with the ape.

19. However, while the affinities of aptamers vary widely, little is known about the relationship between the affinities and their Applicabilities for practical use

20. Cubism had affinities with the new European interest in Jazz.

21. Hydrobatidae and Pelecanoididae show affinities to the first group.

22. ‘It has been recognized that various NTPs have different affinities for Actomyosin, and myosins complexed with these NTPs or their products have different affinities for actin.’

23. Affinities is a shining summation of that work thus far

24. Affinities affect the play of Beyond Earth in two ways

25. Ionic heats of formation and hydride ion affinities are reported.

26. Members and alternates may form groups which reflect their political affinities.

27. Final Fantasy VII Remake Affinities and Resistances Affinities and Resistances Description Lesser Resistances A damage type that the character has a small amount of resistance to.

28. The genusCopelatus shows affinities with each of the other Dytiscidae-groups.

29. Members and alternates may form groups which reflect their political affinities

30. At most, random Affinities can drive 20% of your editorial calendar

31. Members may form themselves into groups according to their political affinities.

32. (1998), Evaluated Gas Phase Basicities and Proton Affinities of Molecules: An Update, J

33. When creating a deck, you can only select 2 out of 5 Affinities.

34. The results are discussed in relation to the change of affinities during differentiation.

35. Sub-groups have limited affinities among themselves but strong links to other groups.

36. Morphine and its derivatives with μ agonist affinities, affect gastrointestinal and colonic motility.

37. * Our natural affinities and close people-to-people ties have brought us together.

38. Rare meals will give +10% longer Affinities, supreme +40%, and fantastic +90%

39. Cards are split into five Affinities: Chaos, Death, Growth, Knowledge and Order

40. They have been sustained by our geographical proximity and cultural and civilisational affinities.

41. We celebrate these affinities and strengthen them through regular cultural festivals in our countries.

42. 18 Similar affinities with mass-media imagery can be sensed in many other works.

43. 1), provides : ‘Membe rs may form them selves into groups according to their political affinities’.

44. Though Giard considered Nephromyces a Chytridiomycete, the taxonomic affinities of these peculiar cells remain uncertain.

45. The thermodynamic principles underpinning the Chelate effect are illustrated by the contrasting affinities of …

46. While these Affinities are provided by the gear, they remain tracked by the chassis.

47. This problem may be solved using the adsorption affinities instead of the vapor pressure.

48. Numerical methods of meiotic analysis were used to describe genomic affinities in triploid Medicago hybrids.

49. In both cases, the preferences found could be explained by differential pairing affinities between chromosomes.

50. Synonyms for Aptitudes include bents, dispositions, inclination, leanings, predilection, proclivities, propensity, tendencies, affection and affinities

51. Concatenating the multivariate analysis methods allowed the division of each family into subgroups of affinities.

52. Synonyms for Agnates include consanguinity, affiliations, affinities, brotherhood, cognates, connection, filiation, kins, kindreds and kinship

53. Avidin has one of the highest affinities known for any protein (K D≈10

54. The drama in the story involves the interaction with the 22 Affinities and society at large.

55. If using an ability not of the correct affinity, it will decrease all other Affinities slightly.

56. The enzymes can be differentiated on the basis of their affinities for benzylamine and serotonin.

57. Affinities allow players to choose the strategy and philosophy that they embrace to shape their civilization

58. The drama in the story involves the interaction with the 22 Affinities and society at large.

59. Three conclusions can be drawn: The three polymerases show slightly different affinities for the same promoter.

60. These differences help explain why these homologous proteins bind a variety of ligands with different affinities.

61. There are three keys takeaways to making random Affinities work: Don’t make this your whole strategy

62. Elective Affinities was written when Goethe was sixty and long established as Germany's literary giant

63. Results on several direct observables, e.g. ionization potentials, electron affinities, bond lengths are similarly dissected.

64. Affinities are similar to attributes, however they have no symbol, and they belong to the Magical Schools

65. Cluster analysis of meristic frequencies displayed the dendrographic affinities and the distance matrix among division–depth blocks.

66. The various differentiation stages in the host development exhibited different affinities for phage adsorption and development.

67. Administrative and cultural affinities as well as other characteristics also point towards a single market (7).

68. An Indian business community thrived in Burma’s major cities, and cultural and political affinities were well established.

69. We have always enjoyed cultural and linguistic affinities with Uzbekistan which have only grown stronger over time.

70. Geographic proximity, ancient trade ties, and cultural affinities, continue to sustain and nurture our long standing friendship.

71. Somek's theory of law has strong affinities to the legal philosophy of German idealism, Romanticism and Marxism.

72. That retinue was one of the great affinities of the Middle Ages, both in scale and cohesion.

73. Confessor is a rare ATTACK type warrior weilding the void affinity thus, no weakness against other affinities

74. Clonal groups could be segregated by taxonomic and genetic affinities with hierarchical clustering and principal component analysis.

75. The affinities of all beings of the same class have sometimes been represented by a great tree.

76. 20 synonyms of Affinities from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 35 related words, definitions, and antonyms

77. Synonyms for Agapae include fellow feelings, concern, empathy, sympathy, warmth, affinities, care, compassion, feelings and rapport

78. Meanings of waabastahgi are affiliation, affinities, commitment, adherence, dependence, Affeerment, affiances, affiancing, afflation, afflations and interpledge

79. Affinities are specialized areas of magic in Ars Magica 2 that the players may align themselves to

80. India and South Africa are bound by ties of history, emotional attachment, cultural affinities and indeed, kinship.