Similar words: genesis, oogenesis, biogenesis, histogenesis, polygenesis, abiogenesis, ontogenesis, neurogenesis. Meaning: [‚pælɪn'dʒenɪsɪs] n. emergence during embryonic development of various characters or structures that appeared during the evolutionary history of the strain or species.
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1. Believe palingenesis, profoundly yearn encounter to you again.
2. Everything will be palingenesis.
3. It causes the center palingenesis because the modernization lacks overall systematicness.
4. I never believe palingenesis, but this Ah Q was really the copy of the old one.
5. I never believe palingenesis , this Ah Q was really the copy of the old one.
6. In this study, among four yield components, the grain number per panicle was the chief factor to affect yield of palingenesis rice.
7. One can experience through these paintings the reconciliation of determinism and contingency, fatalism and free will; as well as the palingenesis of order and chaos.
8. The more photosynthates distributed in stems and sheathes at maturity of main crop, especially in internodes below the 2nd from the top, the higher yield of palingenesis rice would get.
More similar words: genesis, oogenesis, biogenesis, histogenesis, polygenesis, abiogenesis, ontogenesis, neurogenesis, osteogenesis, pathogenesis, angiogenesis, phylogenesis, gametogenesis, morphogenesis, book of genesis, parthenogenesis, chondrogenesis, spermatogenesis, osteogenesis imperfecta, strangeness, paling, palings, in general, general anesthesia, malingering, malinger, ionizing energy, malingerer, congealing, ingenuousness.