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critique(1)(dictionary)
critique(2)(dictionary)
critique 2, verb(dictionary)
Roll's Critique(finance)
critique 1, noun(dictionary)
non-restrictive(dictionary)
restrictive(dictionary)
restrictive(dictionary)
restrictive temperature(medicine)

restrictive temperature (medicine) and critique(1) (iou)


restrictive temperature (medicine)


restrictive temperature -->
permissive temperature
<molecular biology> Of a temperature sensitive mutation, a temperature at which the mutated gene product behaves normally and so the cell or organism survives as if wild type. C.f. The restrictive temperature, at which the gene product takes on a mutant phenotype.


critique(1) (iou)



critique noun. Orig. critic. M17.
[French, ult. from Greek kritike (sc. tekhne) the critical Art, criticism.]
Criticism; esp. the Art of criticism. M17.
R. Bentley I do not expect from our Editors much sagacity in way of Critic.
A criticism; esp. a critical analysis, article, or essay. M17.
G. Steiner The student and the person interested in the current of literature reads reviews and critiques of books rather than the books themselves. E. Fromm Marx's whole critique of capitalism and his vision of socialism.