pairing
ജോഡിയാകുക
definition
verb
a cardigan paired with a matching skirt
join or connect to form a pair.
noun
the dancers made a fine pairing
an arrangement or match resulting from organizing or forming people or things into pairs.
example
the dancers made a fine 'pairing'
the step occurs very late in meiosis, well after the time of chromosome 'pairing'
the 'pairing' of food and wine
The husband wife 'pairing' of Asha and Lord Burman gave us so many great songs in the 70s like Teesri Manzil, Chura Liya, etc.
The goal of 'pairing' food and wine is for the sum to be greater than the parts, to create a seamless integration of aroma and flavour.
Because translocations alter the normal patterns of chromosome 'pairing' and recombination, this technique is useful only for placing genes to a chromosome arm.
The how-to's of successful 'pairing' of beer with food while driving sales were uncovered in a workshop hosted by beer expert and Cheers columnist Stephen Beaumont.
Homage Playwright James Harkness has been developing this script in a joint project with Buddies in Bad Times and the Shaw Festival, and that 'pairing' alone should make this of interest.
Hard and fast rules of wine and food 'pairing' may be a thing of the past, but a few basic matchmaking ‘do's’ make sense and serve only to enhance the dining experience.
Father and son 'pairing' of Mark and Matt Burrows helped Pocklington to a 6-3 home win over RI Thursday ‘B’ in Men's Two.
In meiosis, the normal chromosome and the inverted chromosome will form a loop to allow 'pairing' of specific DNA sequences.
the dancers made a fine 'pairing'
The winners' mid-field 'pairing' of William Ryan and Bobby Daly were always to the fore, winning a lot of possession and using it well, the forwards supplied with good ball; the backs helped out also.
During spore formation in the hybrid, normal 'pairing' of chromosomes can take place, and the chromosomes can be distributed equally to the spores.
This may have been due to 'pairing' and exchange of homologous segments on homeologous chromosomes.
the 'pairing' of food and wine
Their defeat owed much to the magnificent central midfield 'pairing' of Scholes and Nicky Butt, who were the heart of the side.
I felt somewhat outside of things - it definitely felt like there was a lot of coupling or 'pairing' of conversations going on, and I felt like I wasn't really welcome in many of them.
The game was becoming predictable, so Pardew introduced the unpredictable gifts of Teddy Sheringham alongside Zamora, indicating that the manager is still undecided about his ideal front 'pairing' .
Embarked upon to encourage discourse between past and present, the idea throws up some interesting 'pairings' .
On top of that, at long last you see the 'pairings' of Ripley and Jack Tripper onscreen, as well Eve and Lilith!
Yet there's some musical 'pairings' that are so bad they're good.
These 'pairings' are not contradictory but complementary; they are aspects of the same overarching reality.
There are loads more possible 'pairings' and scenarios, far too many to mention here.
Then, in the same number of matches, the new ball was passed around 10 different 'pairings' .
The former two pairings provide one semi-final while the latter 'pairings' provide the other semi-final.
They treated bivalent and multivalent 'pairings' as two totally different meiotic processes.
The coverage used alternating 'pairings' of commentators from around the world.
Their relationship continues to be one of fashion's most successful 'pairings' of designer and backer.
In other words, generational differences may have still occurred in these types of age 'pairings' .
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