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interspersion

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interspersion [‚in·tər′spər·zhən]
(cell and molecular biology)
A regular pattern of alternating sequences of repetitious and nonrepetitious deoxyribonucleic acid in the genome of eukaryotes.
(ecology)
An intermingling of different organisms within a community.
The level or degree of intermingling of one kind of organism with others in the community.


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459) The interspersion of Robert Jordan's and the gypsy's actions creates the scene's nervousness and confusion, catalyzed not by Rafael the person but by the confusing and odd circumstances that lead to Robert Jordan's fall and to the broken leg that fatally disables him.
Murdo Fraser, Conservative MSP for Mid-Scotland and Fife, said: "There is a particular problem with the A9 and that is the interspersions of dual carriageway and single carriageway.
Future research should consider a gradual reduction in the rate of reinforcement during the phases previous to the probes and the interspersion of reinforcement of responses that correspond to previously taught intraverbals.
 
 
 
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