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acentric's Usage Examples:

quarrying communities, which have each expanded to form a near-contiguous acentric suburban environment.

Metacentric Submetacentric Telocentric Acrocentric Holocentric Centromere number Acentric Monocentric Dicentric Polycentric Processes and evolution Mitosis Meiosis.

third-largest chromosome pair is acrocentric and the fourth-largest is metacentric.

or "righting arm" acting to restore a tilting ship to vertical; see metacentric height Galaxy Zoo, a crowdsourced astronomy project Gaza Strip (FIPS.

If both arms are equal in length, the chromosome is said to be metacentric.

The integrity of the model can be improved if the acentric factor.

In a normal human karyotype, five chromosomes are considered metacentric: chromosomes.

the acentric factor for all pure components in the considered mixture is also required.

name means "small nucleus") are cytoplasmic bodies having a portion of acentric chromosome or whole chromosome which was not carried to the opposite poles.

naval architecture, Traité du navire, which first explains use of the metacentric height as a measure of ships" stability.

subspecies Bos taurus ibericus and has submetacentric Y chromosomes, suggesting it is taurine in origin.

sense, the topside gear appears to have had negative effects upon the metacentric stability of the vessels that took on the new machinery.

Synonyms:

eccentric, nonconcentric,

Antonyms:

juvenile, conventional, concentric,