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[Gary Numan album] Hybrid is a remix album, consisting of songs by Gary Numan remixed by other artists, plus three new tracks created specifically for the album. Hybrid was recorded in autumn of 2002 and released in March 2003 with a collaboration from various industrial rock/heavy rock musi...
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a first generation cross between two genetically diverse parents.
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A package containing two or more different kinds of risk management instruments that are usually interactive.
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The offspring of two different varieties or species. The pollen of one variety pollinates the variety of another. A new plant is created.
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The progeny of parents belonging to different species. Does not refer to progeny derived from matings between organisms that are recognized as differing at some level below that of species (for example, between different subspecies, populations, varieties, etc.). (cf intergrade)
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Mixed breed that occurs when two different subspecies of animals mate and bear young.
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The offspring of two parents differing in at least one genetic characteristic (trait). Also, a heteroduplex DNA or DNA-RNA molecule.
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Is a security which has mixed characteristics. One example is a convertible bond. It can have a coupon and pay interest and therefore partially behave like a credit market instrument. However, its conversion feature also imbues the instrument with equity characteristics.
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The offspring of two individuals differing in one or more heritable characteristics.
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The first generation offspring of a sexual cross fertilisation between two individuals differing in one or more genes i.e. a heterozygote.
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A plant which is the result of fertilisation between two different parents; this can occur naturally or may be the result of deliberate breeding. A hybrid between two species has a 'x' in its botanical name, e.g. Viola x wittrockiana.
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An individual resulting from mating between genetically distinct populations/species. See also hybrid zone.
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[n] - a composite of mixed origin 2. [n] - an offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock
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A product created by the marriage of two different technologies. Meant here as the combination of a dynamic woofer with an electrostatic transducer.
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Term used to describe document management systems which make use of both digital and analogue technology, i.e. paper, film and digital storage.
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Said of a vine-plant which is the result of a cross between two distinct types of wine. If the two varieties which have been crossed are of the same family, an intraspecific hybrid is obtained; if they are of different families, an interspecific hybrid is obtained. The most widely spread crossbreedi...
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A tiny circuit built using copper tracks, resistive inks, fabricated inductors and capacitors, and un-packaged components, to build a functional unit often encapsulated in a manner similar to an Integrated Circuit
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The name given to a plant that is produced from crossing two different species or varieties, often of the same genus which inherit some of the important characteristics of each parent
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A cross between two different species of bird.
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A plant resulting from the cross-breeding of two genetically dissimilar parents.
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Of mixed origin or composition.
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A fabricated section composed of elements of more than one grade of steel.
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This is produced by a cross-fertilization between two species. This happens a lot more often than botanists would like, since a species is presumed to have distinct genetic characteristics and shouldn't do this hybridizing thing as often as it does.
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Hybrid: The word 'hybrid' has a number of different biomedical meanings. In transmission genetics, a hybrid is the result of a cross between two genetically dissimilar parents. The offspring of unlike parents. If the parents are sufficiently dissimilar, the hybrid may be sterile (for example, in the...
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A figure made up of human, animal or imaginary forms combined to present a frightening, bizarre or comic appearance.
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