Look up: Template

1. Template
   An RNA or single-stranded DNA molecule upon which a complementary nucleotide strand is synthesized.
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2. Template
   A sequence of nucleotides in a nucleic acid that acts as a pattern after which a complementary sequence of nucleotides may be formed.
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3. Template
   an outline form which can be used to make many identical copies without being used itself. Metal templates can be used placed over a piece of clothing material, which is then cut according to the shape of the template. Many pieces can be made from the same template, and they will all be the right s...
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4. template
   [n] - a model or standard for making comparisons
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5. Template
   A pattern used to create documents.
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6. Template
   A stencil used to trace shapes onto scrapbook pages or photos.
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7. Template
   a set of windows and dialogue boxes that have been designed for use within an application
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8. Template
   1. Concerning a printing project's basic details in regard to its dimensions. A standard layout.
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9. Template
   Read-only file containing the formatting information necessary to create a finished document. Templates contain standing elements, like the nameplate on the front cover of a newsletter and the address panel on the back cover, as well as column.
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10. template
    a piece of material representing the profile of the workpiece to be produced Category: Mechanical engineering • spatial operator(q.v.)which defines a pattern or feature in an image that is being searched for Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers) • g...
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11. Template
    A cut-out pattern, made from paper, wopd, metal etc, used to help shape a workpiece accurately.
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12. template
    A structure that in some direct physical process can cause the patterning of a second structure, usually complementary to it in some sense. In current biology almost exclusively used to refer to a nucleotide sequence that directs the synthesis of a sequence complementary to it by the rules of Watson-Crick base-pairing.
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13. Template
    Tem'plate noun Same as Templet .
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14. template
    1. A structure that in some direct physical process can cause the patterning of a second structure, usually complementary to it in some sense. ... 2. <molecular biology> Almost exclusively used to refer to a nucleotide sequence that directs the synthesis of a sequence complementary to it by th...
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15. template
    templet noun a model or standard for making comparisons
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16. template
    (tem´plәt) a pattern or mold. in genetics, a strand of DNA or RNA that specifies the base sequence of the strand of DNA or RNA to be synthesized in replication or transcription, the newly synthesized strand being complementary to the template. in dentistry, a curved or flat plate used a...
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17. Template
    • (n.) Same as Templet.
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18. template
    (from the article `hallucination`) ...One assumption states that life experiences influence the brain in such a way as to leave, in the brain, enduring physical changes that have ... ...deafened before it starts practicing, only a very crude song emerges. The implication is that, during exposure in the first autumn, the sparrow ... [...
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19. template
    template, templates 1. A pattern or gauge; such as, a thin metal plate with a cut pattern, used as a guide in making something accurately, as in woodworking or the carving of architectural profiles. 2. A mechanical pattern or mold with one or more shapes used to guide the manufacture or drawing of ...
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20. template
    (document processing) A document that contains parameters, identified by some special syntax, that are replaced by actual arguments by the template processing system. For example: Dear (guest), (host) would like to invite you to a party at (location) on (date) at (time). Where the words in angle ...
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21. Template
    The pattern from which a die-cut or sculptured interior comes.
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22. template
    A template is a preformatted document that serves as a model for other documents. Templates include common formats such as addresses and date entries and allow you to create professional looking letters, memos, reports, and other documents easily....
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23. template
    Templates are simple HTML files that are used to generate Web Pages from a database....
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24. Template
    - an outline form which can be used to make many identical copies without being used itself. Metal templates can be used placed over a piece of clothing material, which is then cut according to the shape of the template. Many pieces can be made from the same template, and they will all be the right ...
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25. Template
    A prepared format for a particular type of document. Common templates include business letters, memorandums, and reports.
    Found on http://www.ycp.edu/library/ifl/glossary.