Verb
- To depict someone or something a particular way (usually negative.)
- To determine the characteristics of.
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What type of chromosomes What type of chromosomes
characterize a female fruit
fly and how is the male
characterized? What about the
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Y is ignored because X carry genes, Y gain attributes after they are paired with an X. Females are XX and can get sex-linked traits that way, either having the dominant, having the recessive or showing the dominant and carrying the recessive. A male, XY, get's the X from the mother and Y from the father, so since Y carries no info, it is ignored. So from father to son, a trait is NOT passed. |
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How would you characterize the How would u describe,
characterize, analyze the
juror no 11 in 12 angry men?
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I love the old movie version of this, but dont remember which one juror 11 was.........was he the one who initially didnt agree with the others? |
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How would Nietzsche Given Nietzsche
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Nietsche, in a lot of his writing hints at the 'health of a morality'. There is a good passage in book 3 of The Gay Science where he writes that the popular medical formation of morality that goes back to Ariston of Chios - 'virtue is the health of the soul' - would have to be changed to become useful, to at least: 'your virtue is the health of your soul'. He goes on to say that what is illness and wellness for one is different in another. This is not the place for a long account, but it suggests to me that, for Nietzsche, a healthy morality is a personal morality. I don't agree with him entirely. |
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