Persistence
81price persistence — Related: relative strength …
82hereditary persistence of fetal hemoglobin — continued production of fetal hemoglobin beyond the point when it is normally replaced by hemoglobin A. Heterozygotes are asymptomatic, while homozygotes have hypochromic microcytic erythrocytes and may have a mild type of thalassemia …
83God, persistence of — Бога постоянство …
84Persistency — Persistence Per*sist ence, Persistency Per*sist en*cy, n. [See {Persistent}.] 1. The quality or state of being persistent; staying or continuing quality; hence, in an unfavorable sense, doggedness; obstinacy. [1913 Webster] 2. The continuance of… …
85persistency — persistence, persistency Both words came into English in the 16c and they remain largely interchangeable, although in current use persistence is commoner: • Agelessly silent, with a reptile s persistency D. H. Lawrence, 1921 • By sheer… …
86metopism — Persistence of the frontal suture in the adult. [G. metopon, forehead] * * * met·o·pism met ə .piz əm n the condition of having a persistent metopic suture * * * met·o·pism (metґo piz″əm) the persistence of the frontal suture …
87Gerald Chamales — “Persistence is the key to success.” So says Gerald “Jerry” Chamales, a man whose story epitomizes the American dream. The once homeless recovering alcoholic and drug addict founded Rhinotek Computer Products in his Venice, California studio… …
88afterimage — Persistence of a visual response after cessation of the stimulus. SYN: accidental image, negative image. negative a. a. in which the lightness relationship is reversed; if chromatic, it appears in complementary color. positive a. a. in which the… …
89antigenemia — Persistence of antigen in circulating blood; e.g., HBs a. (presence of hepatitis B virus surface antigen in blood serum). [antigen + G. haima, blood] * * * an·ti·gen·emia or chiefly Brit an·ti·gen·ae·mia .ant i jə nē mē ə …
90overwintering — Persistence of an infectious agent in its vector for extended periods, such as the cooler winter months, during which the vector has no opportunity to be reinfected or to infect another host …
