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A specific variant of a character refers to a unique version or iteration of that character within a particular storyline, continuity, or media adaptation. This variant may feature changes in appearance, abilities, or background that distinguish it from other versions of the same character.
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What is a z-variant?
A z-variant is a shape variant of a Han character, encoded for historical reasons.
What is the value of a nazi hi power pistol?
Depends on which specific variant and condition.
What is android wear?
Android Wear is a variant of the Android OS that's specific for smartwatches.
What is the meaning of Latonya?
The name Latonya is of American origin and is a variant of the name Latonia. It is a modern invented name that does not have a specific meaning.
What is a character or group of character that has a specific meaning?
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What is the difference between a variant and an allele?
A variant is a specific version of a gene or DNA sequence, which can include different alleles. An allele, on the other hand, refers to specific forms of a gene that can arise through mutation and are located at specific positions on a chromosome. In simpler terms, alleles are specific versions of a gene, while variants encompass a broader range of genetic changes.
Is there a specific handgun not a revolver that fires a 44 magnum?
There's a .44 Magnum variant of the Desert Eagle.
What are the types or tocoma trucks?
The Toyota Tacoma is a North America-specific variant of the Hilux pickup truck.
How does an m15 gun operated?
Which M15 (be specific), if you are talking about the M14 variant i.e M14E2/M14A1; it is the same a a regular M14.
How do you spell simion?
The common word is spelled "simian" (a specific group of primates). The proper name is spelled Simeon, a variant of Simon.
How do you use fatality in Mortal Kombat?
Fatalities are a specific ending move which differs from character to character. You can perform fatalities by pressing a number of keys in a specific sequence.
Is a dominant or recessive variant of a particular gene?
A dominant variant of a gene is expressed when only one copy of the variant is present, masking the recessive variant. In contrast, a recessive variant is expressed only when two copies of the variant are present.
