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dyad /dy·ad/ (di´ad) a double chromosome resulting from the halving of a tetrad.
dy·ad (dd, -d)
n.
1. Two individuals or units regarded as a pair, such as a mother and a daughter.
2. A divalent atom or radical.
3. One pair of homologous chromosomes resulting from the division of a tetrad during meiosis.
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In contrast, the first-century Mediterranean world was populated with people who exhibited what has been labeled a dyadic personality.
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7 the theme is the vast kinship field, the standard concept is dyadic personality, the informants are John the Baptist, disciples, family.
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Overall, they explain, there has been "a sharpening of focus--a narrowing of the scope--of faculty activities: teaching and, increasingly, research form the dyadic core, while other activities, such as administration and academic citizenship, are being relegated more and more to the periphery.
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