-
callsign UVB-76 was
never used by the
station itself, but is
rather a
mistranscription of UZB-76. However, the
station is
still often referred to by that...
-
tissues derived from the
neural crest.
Oncogenic factors,
including mistranscription, are
hypothesized to be
related to the
degree of
phenotypic variation...
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nobleman Henry Sinclair, Earl of
Orkney suggest that
Zichmni is a
mistranscription of d’Orkney. The
voyage supposedly traversed the
North Atlantic and...
- an
agreement made
between the
English and
Monsieur Duprée [may be a
mistranscription of Dupleix] to
attack him, and
received for that
advice a sum of not...
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person to
cross seas and
rivers quickly. Most likely,
Tuvries is a
mistranscription of Cymries. Kimaris, as Cimeries, is also
found on
Anton LaVey's list...
- an
agreement made
between the
English and
Monsieur Duprée [may be a
mistranscription of Dupleix] to
attack him, and
received for that
advice a sum of not...
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century Tarikh-i-Firishta
names him as "Gola",
which is
probably a
mistranscription of "Guva", a
diminutive of "Govinda". In 1192 CE, the
Ghurids invaded...
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traditional name for γ Boötis. /ˈsɛɡᵻn/ Boötes γ Boötis Aa
Seginus A
mistranscription of the
Arabic form of Boötes. /sᵻˈdʒaɪnəs/
Sagitta α
Sagittae Sham...
- into four
traditional categories:
unilateral mistake,
mutual mistake,
mistranscription, and misunderstanding. The law of
mistake in any
given contract is...
- elements),
metathesis (reversing the
order of some elements),
unwitting mistranscription of
similar elements,
mistaking similar looking letters, the substitution...
