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Dictionary » C » Capacities Capacitiespower or ability to hold, retain or contain or the ability to absorb. Origin: L. Capacitas, from capere = to take ![]()
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Results from our forumRe:... takes too long, we must be patient... but me, as a "darwinist convinced", I really believe in the future development of my ray x capacities within many hundreds of years... of course you as darwinists believe in that too, isn't it? ;-) No, vision was conceived through a very intelligent ...
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Re:... microbes have stronger positive mutation capacity than the modern man ancestors... Or do you think, the man/hominids family have stronger mutation capacities? Do you have evidences? Because since the times of Noah/Adam we keep having 5 fingers and not 6... I would like to have wings also, but we ...
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Re: Re:... of mutations(but only 100 to 1000 valid for this experience), to survive in citric acid, which she was not able to do before. 3b. but the survival capacities of the bacteria diminished: extinguishion more probable... 3c. this kind of mutation is similar to those of bacterias resistant afterwards ...
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Re: Brain size=IQ level theory (Blacks vs Whites & Asians)... size*. It's not just in proportion to their body size, but also on an absolute scale. Studies show that East Asians have larger skulls and cranial capacities on average than whites, and whites larger than blacks. Other studies demonstrate the same relationship with regards to brain size and IQ ...
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Extensibility of collagen... right forum. I wonder if any of you can tell me of a molecule/product that could, in vivo, enhance the extensibility and the plastic deformation capacities of collagen fibers. I know that infrared radiation has this property, although this effect is light. For example, I'm wondering what would ...
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