How to pronounce “bila” in English

Bilas, but also Grace Hopper up at Harvard.

Bilal.

bilayers I showed you. And look at that little thin line. Those are all of the AMP molecules that have been flattened out and organized between the lipid lamellae.

had bilateral symmetry and a central nervous system.

of bilateral symmetry and a central nervous system and one-end leads-- a lot of inventions along with the emergence of this animal.

on both sides and bilaterally to come forward in the defense of the Republic of Korea.

It's just a bilayer, if you remember, that surrounds the cells in your body or in animal cells

It has the lipid bilayer.

is a bilaterally symmetrical organism, including ourselves and animals like octopuses.

My name is Bilau.

So the occasional bilateral treaty we sign to stop some sort of behavior we don't like about energy doesn't matter much.

Everybody welcome Bilal.

hard pallet and then bilaterally on the lips there which is bad news.

try to get better bilaterality to a person, maybe that'll help.

the Australian side amid these really tricky bilateral relations. What's the

So it has a lipid bilayer that's derived from the host Cell and we're going to be talking a lot about these spikes that

And that's why they have lipid bilayers.

Il faut toujours faire un bilan global de l'impact que ça peut avoir mais en l'occurrence, le projet, le but c'est qu'il y ait un impact derrière.

Lots of animals come from this early bilaterian lineage, and in a few groups you have the evolution of large brains

I didn't know that Bilal sang background for D'Angelo for a period.

government of Uganda through their bilateral relations with Sudan they went in so we discovered you know we were our

but Trump prefers a direct leader-to-leader bilateral approach.

across the Atlantic eastwards and Iceland has a bilateral

So I'm really cheating for all those bilaterals out there.

And that means that the outside of it has a lipid bilayer membrane.

And that means proteins that stick through the membrane bilayer.

But basically, the lipid bilayer of the virus fuses with the lipid bilayer of the cell because the cell has the same type of lipid bilayer.

Most of the animals that we're familiar with are bilaterians animals, they have that kind of left-right plant that was originally laid down

Thanks for that, Bilau.

I'm really excited, Bilal's about the play some tunes.

were not part of the negotiations it was a bilateral negotiation between governments but however it was penalizing them because the two

It really is with molecules that sit in lipid bilayers and the strands of DNA sort of get pulled through it and literally we're able to detect every single base on that DNA ladder

negotiations with existing people and there were should we call them bilateral treaties of negotiation about who could live here and who

over the past few decades. Since it established bilateral relations with the United States in its modern form in the

qu'il faudrait faire, c'est le bilan de l'impact que le projet aura eu.

And obviously, I've had a bilateral mastectomy.

A Cold War is basically, it describes the bilateral relationship between two states.

waters and then exit via Omani waters and would pay some form of service charge or service fee to a bilateral

It's about music being a tool to bridge countries, to build bilateral relations, to build multilateral relations, to bring people together.

Symptoms spread, as I mentioned, often bilateral lateral.

So if you want to simulate it, you need to have the lipid bilayer in there.

So you had feudalism, which started out as this bilateral agreement-- we're in a dangerous world.

But as you can see from this, it's bilaterally asymmetric.

This was a three-year-old Chinese girl who suffered from a very rare cleft called tessier number four bilateral orbital ocular cleft.

It's because, when we do that side-to-side movement, our right brain is talking to our left brain, and that type of bilateral stimulation

For example, after I became Prime Minister, I had a bilateral meeting at the White House with President Obama,

I have about two inches of bone on each leg past the knee, so I'm a bilateral below-knee amputee.

Jean Jennings, Marlyn Wescoff, Ruth Lichterman, Betty Snyder, Frances Bilas, Kay McNulty.

OK, so all of these are envelope viruses, which means that they have a lipid bilayer around them.