| natural killer cells |
immune system cells that kill and mop up virus infected cells
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| natural selection |
The process described by Darwin's theory of evolution that favors certain genotypes and disfavors others. This process is entirely guided by the interaction of an organism with its environment. See also adaptation.
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| natural selection |
the process whereby members of a species who have more surviving offspring than others pass their traits on to the next generation, whereas the less favored do not do so to the same degree.
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| natural ventilation |
Natural ventilation is a type of general ventilation which depends on natural instead of mechanical means for air movement. Natural ventilation can depend on the wind or the difference in temperature from one area to another to move air through a building. Therefore, it is unpredictable and unreliable. (See also Local Exhaust Ventilation, Mechanical Ventilation and Ventilation.)
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| natural |
A symbol (G) which is used to cancel the effect of a sharp or a flat.
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| Natura | adopt to another place |
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| Natura | explain with reference to nature |
| Natura | introduced from another region and persisting without cultivation |
| Natura | planted so as to give an effect of wild growth |
| Natura | as might be expected |
| Natura | according to nature |
| Natura | in a natural or normal manner |
| Natura | through inherent nature |
| Natura | existing by nature and without artificial aid |
| Natura | the quality of being natural or based on natural principles |
| Natura | the quality of innocent naivete |
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