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Isolation (W3)

• dt. "Fehlereingrenzung" = engl. "fault isolation"
• dt. "Isolation" = engl. "insulation"
• dt. "Isolation" = engl. "isolation"
• dt. "isolationistisch" = engl. "isolationist"
• dt. "isolativ"
• dt. "Isolator"
• dt. "Isolierung"
• dt. "Pilzisolation"
• dt. "Vereinzelung" = engl. "isolation"

• Díaz Chávez, María Luisa - 2009 - Biochemie/Biotechnologie - Isolation and characterization of (S)-chelianthifoline synthase, (S)-stylopine synthase and two FAD oxidases from a cDNA library from Argemone mexicana
• Khine, Myint Myint - 2006 - Biologie - Isolation and Characterization of Phytoconstituents from Myanmar Medicinal Plants
• Douchkov, Dimitar - 2003 - Biologie - Nicotianamine synthase: Gene isolation, gene transfer and application for the manipulation of metal assimilation
• Areshchenkova, Tatyana - 2000 - Biologie - Isolation, characterization and mapping of microsatellites from the tomato genome and their application in molecular analysis of centromeric regions

isolation

isolation | ethological isolation

Latane, John Holladay, 1869-1932: From Isolation to Leadership, Revised - A Review of American Foreign Policy (English) (as Author)

• How can two seemingly unrelated species that live in isolation from each other evolve into identical forms?
• What happens when animals evolve in isolation?

isolation | isolation checking | isolation level

problem isolation procedure (PIP) | program isolation (PI)

transaction isolation

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Root Isolation - Root Separation

isolation | isolationism | isolation (preventive medicine) isolation (theatre) isolation (chemistry) isolation transformer (technology) isolationism (foreign policy)

isolation method

Isolation of Hormones

Isolation - by Alter Bridge

isolation n. [L. insula, island] Separation from similar forms.

Isolation: To Marguerite

Arnold, Matthew (1822 - 1888)

• autosemantic of a word or phrase meaningful in isolation, independent of context
• isolation setting something apart from others
• isolationism a policy of nonparticipation in international relations
• quarantine isolation to prevent the spread of infectious disease
• quarantined under forced isolation especially for health reasons
• reclusiveness a disposition to prefer seclusion or isolation
• solitariness the state of being alone in solitary isolation
• solitary confinement confinement of a prisoner in isolation from other prisoners
• solitude a state of social isolation

Isolation | Isolation Between Inputs | Isolation to Earth or System

• base-isolation
• fault isolation (computer definition)
• isolation
• isolation-pay
• isolationism
• isolations
• isolative
• isolator
• isolators
• matrix-isolation
• optoisolation
• optoisolator
• optoisolator (computer definition)
• optoisolators
• postisolation
• postisolation
• reisolation
• reisolations
• Segments Internal Networks, Isolation, and Separation (computer definition)
• sound-isolation
Examples of Geographic Isolation