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Meanings of royal naval air service in English

Russian
королевская служба морской авиации
Portuguese
real serviço aeronaval
Spanish
royal naval air service
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Former air arm of the Royal Navy.

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королевская служба морской авиации
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Over 100 types of chemical modifications have been identified in cellular RNAs.
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Moreover, co-packaging of distinct RNAs may be reduced if incapable of heterodimerizing.
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We present two algorithms to predict the activity of AsCpf1 guide RNAs.
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This demonstrates a convenient strategy for the mechanistic study of functional RNAs.
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Usage of royal naval air service in English
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The Royal Flying Corp then merged with the Royal Naval Air Service.
BBC
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I was in the Royal Naval Air Service, a petty officer Wren.
The Guardian
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It belonged, beyond a question, to one of the squadrons of the Royal Naval Air Service.
Dave Darrin After the Mine Layers; Or, Hitting the Enemy a Hard ...
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These attacks were carried out from the aerodrome established by the Royal Naval Air Service at Dunkirk.
The Crisis of the Naval War
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Thus is summed up, in popular parlance, the policy of the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Naval Air Service.
The Mastery of the Air
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In 1914 Britain had in her Royal Naval Air Service 64 aeroplanes and 800 airmen.
A Straight Deal; Or, The Ancient Grudge
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The actual making of the Tanks arose as an irregular side development of the armoured-car branch of the Royal Naval Air Service work.
Wired
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These specialized technical requirements and developments explain why the Naval Wing and the Royal Naval Air Service tended towards individualism rather than cohesion.
Aviation in Peace and War
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Mr Allingham served with the Royal Naval Air Service during the war, later transferring to the Royal Air Force and serving at Ypres.
The Irish Times
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In addition to its taste for bombing in general, the Royal Naval Air Service were keenly bent from the outset on long-range bombing in particular.
Aviation in Peace and War
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On 1 April 1918, the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service merged to create the Royal Air Force.
The Guardian
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It made a semicircular sweep, scattering a group of people, and two young gentlemen of the Royal Naval Air Service sprang down and shouted "What-ho!"
The Soul of the War