initiation
111initiation of procurement action — That point in time when the approved document requesting procurement and citing funds is forwarded to the procuring activity. See also procurement lead time …
112Initiation catholique — Catéchisme Dans la religion chrétienne, le catéchisme désigne l exposé officiel des articles de la foi. C est un outil de base pour la catéchèse, qui est l ensemble des actions destinées à éduquer des enfants, des jeunes et des adultes à la… …
113Initiation à l'aéronautique — Aéronautique L aéronautique est l ensemble des sciences et des techniques ayant trait à la navigation aérienne et à la construction des aéronefs (avion, hélicoptère, ballon, dirigeable, etc.). Le mot provient du latin aer, aeris signifiant… …
114initiation codon — (= start codon) The codon 5 AUG in mRNA, at which polypeptide synthesis is started. It is recognized by formylmethionyl tRNA in bacteria and by methionyl tRNA in eukaryotes …
115initiation ceremony — noun A ritual during which an initiate is admitted to an organization or given secret knowledge; sometimes contains one or more tests that have to be passed or endured …
116initiation codon — noun A codon that signals the first amino acid to be used in the synthesis of the polypeptide chain of a protein; either AUG or GUG Syn: start codon …
117initiation codon — ini·ti·a·tion codon in .ish ē ā shən n a codon that stimulates the binding of a transfer RNA which starts protein synthesis called also initiator codon compare TERMINATOR * * * either of the codons AUG or GUG occurring at the beginning of mRNA… …
118initiation factor — one of three soluble proteins (IF 1, IF 2, and IF 3) involved in the binding of mRNA and the first aminoacyl tRNA to the small ribosomal subunit and the attachment of the small subunit to the large subunit at the beginning of protein synthesis… …
119initiation, Christian — Инициация христианская …
120Initiation Ceremonies — These ceremonies, no matter from what part of the world they originate, have a tendency to resemble each other in outline. There are usually three stages: Katharsis, corresponding to baptism; Paradosis, corresponding to confirmation; and… …
