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Definition of single-handedness in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of single-handedness. Pronunciation of single-handedness. Translations of single-handedness. single-handedness synonyms, single-handedness antonyms. ... (redirected from single-handedness)
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1. unaided or working alone a single-handed crossing of the Atlantic ... single-handedness n ... single-handed; Single-handed sailing; Single-Handed Trans-Atlantic Race; single-handedly; single-handedness; single-hander; single-handing; single-hands; single-heading flight;
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adjective. having only one hand; using or requiring the use of only one hand a single-handed sword; without help; done or working alone; unaided ...
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single-handedly college; single-handedness college; single-hearted college; single-heartedly college; single-heartedness college ...
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means for injecting into said enclosed space, a beam of predominately single handedness photons along a locus which is substantially co-linear with a ...
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A simple peptide replicator can amplify the proportion of a single handedness in an initially random mixture of left- and right-handed fragments (Saghatelian et al. 2001; TSRI 2001). Self-assemblies on two-dimensional surfaces can also amplify a single handedness (Zepik et al.
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Not a single nest egg was to be found. Vainly was search made. The hens sniggered. They had fulfilled their duty, and finding it tiresome and wearing to produce abnormal eggs, had secreted those set apart for them to measure by, and had thereupon levelled their enterprise and skill down.
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The Russian Supreme Court has sided with the Central Bank in the country’s first case over a refusal to include a bank onto the list of the national deposit insurance system. ... The Duma deputy added that the court’s verdict has indicated to potential problems with the Central Bank’s single-handedness.
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Chirality is a fascinating phenomenon that can manifest itself in subtle ways, for example in biochemistry (in the observed single-handedness of biomolecules) and in particle physics (in the charge-parity violation of electroweak interactions). ... In condensed matter, magnetic materials can also display single-handed,
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RIKEN chemists develop an asymmetrical catalyst that connects β-ketoesters and acetals in an aldol reaction to form compounds of single handedness ... Nature often selects molecules of a particular handedness; so many pharmaceuticals must be the correct mirror image form. But it is often difficult to synthesize a chemical...
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