Crossword clues for rel
rel
- Bro., e.g
- Pron. type
- Belief sys
- Th.D.'s field
- Sermon subj
- Seminarian's subj
- One of the kin (Abbr.)
- Member of the fam
- Family mbr
- Faith syst
- Bro. or sist
- Beneficiary of nepotism, briefly
- Akin: abbr
- "Moral ___" (Adult Swim show)
- Zoroastrianism, e.g.: abbr
- Uncle or aunt: Abbr
- Theology subj
- Theological subj
- System of belief: Abbr
- Subj. for a theologian
- Sis, bro or cuz
- Sibling: Abbr
- Sib: Abbr
- Short kinsman?
- Sem. subject
- R.C., e.g
- Priest's study: Abbr
- Parochial school subj
- Parochial sch. subject
- Member of the family: Abbr
- Luth. or Episc
- Kind of pron
- Kin, for short
- Kin (abbr.)
- Islam, e.g.: Abbr
- Hinduism, for example: abbr
- Fam. tree entry
- Extended family member, briefly
- Dau., e.g
- Dau. or bro
- Chr. or Jud
- Cath. or Luth
- Buddhism, e.g.: Abbr
- Bible study: Abbr
- Bapt. or Episc
- Aunt or bro
- Xmas visitor, say
- Wedding invitee, for short
- Virginia hero's monogram
- Unc., e.g
- Unc, e.g
- Unc or bro in brief
- U.S.G.'s rival
- Tree person? (abbr.)
- Theologians' subj
- Theist's subj
- Theism: Abbr
- Thanksgiving dinner guest, for short
- Th.D's specialty
- Th.D. subject
- Th.D. subj
- Th.D. students subject
- Taoism, e.g.: Abbr
- Subject in a sem. or a ser
- Subj. of tax exemption
- Sis, bro, or unc, e.g.: Abbr
- Sis is one
- Sis bro or cuz
- Sikhism, for one: Abbr
- Sikhism, e.g.: Abbr
- Short member of the family?
- Shinto, for one: Abbr
- Shinto, e.g., briefly
- Seminary study: Abbr
- Sem. or ser. subj
- Roman Cath., e.g
- Rev.'s subject
- Rev.'s domain
- Rev.'s bailiwick
- Reading of the will attendant, probably: Abbr
- Rastafarianism, e.g.: Abbr
- Pron. kind
- Presb. or Epis
- Pop, for one: Abbr
- Pop or mom: Abbr
- Pertinent: Abbr
- Person in a fam. tree
- Part of the fam
- One ampere turn per maxwell
- Niece, e.g.: Abbr
- Niece or aunt: Abbr
- Mother, e.g.: Abbr
- Minister's study: Abbr
- Minister's field: Abbr
- Minister's field (Abbr.)
- Meth. or Prot., e.g
- Meth. or Luth
- Meth. or Cath
- Mem. of the family
- Match up again?
- Loser to U.S.G
- Kinsman (Abbr.)
- Kind of denom
- Kin to: abbr
- Jud., e.g
- Islam, for one: Abbr
- Holiday visitor: Abbr
- Gramps, e.g
- Father's subj
- Father, e.g.: Abbr
- Family tree member (abbr.)
- Family reunion mem
- Family reunion attendee: Abbr
- Family fig
- Epis., e.g
- Divinity-school subj
- Divinity school subject: Abbr
- Divinity sch. subj
- Divinity sch. study
- Cousin, for one: Abbr
- Cousin, e.g.: Abbr
- Confederate monogram
- Confederate gen
- Confed. monogram
- Comparatively: Abbr
- Clergyman's subj
- Clergyman's study: Abbr
- Clergyman's field: Abbr
- Civil War general's monogram
- Buddhism, e.g
- Budd. or Jud., e.g
- Brother, e.g.: Abbr
- Bro., to sis
- Bro. or sis, e.g
- Bro. for one
- Bro or sis: Abbr
- Bapt., e.g
- Bapt. e.g
- Baha'i, e.g.: Abbr
- Baby shower attendee: Abbr
- Aunt or uncle, e.g. (abbr.)
- Any member of the fam
- Any family member: Abbr
- A Sis or a Bro
- Budd. or Jud., e.g.
- Electrical unit
- Presb. or Epis.
- Bro., e.g.
- Divinity school subj.
- Kinsman: Abbr.
- Fam. member
- Luth. teaching, e.g.
- Genealogical datum: Abbr.
- Subj. of a D.D. degree
- Seminary subj.
- Theological subj.
- Fam. reunion attendee
- Bapt. or Episc.
- Family member: Abbr.
- Beneficiary of nepotism: Abbr.
- Bro. or sist.
- Tree member: Abbr.
- Judaism, e.g.: Abbr.
- Divinity sch. subj.
- Cath. or Hind., e.g.
- Catholicism, e.g.: Abbr.
- Theologian's subj.
- Pastor's field: Abbr.
- Luth. or Episc.
- Sem. study
- It's faith-based: Abbr.
- Meth. or Cath.
- Field for a Th.D.: Abbr.
- Prot., for one
- Person in a tree: Abbr.
- Study of the Scriptures: Abbr.
- Faith: Abbr.
- Bill of Rights subj.
- Church matters: Abbr.
- Jainism, e.g.: Abbr.
- Aunt or uncle, e.g.: Abbr.
- Sibling, e.g.: Abbr.
- Sem. topic
- Bro. or sis., e.g
- Prot. or Cath.
- Kind of affiliation: Abbr.
- Shepherd's field: Abbr.
- Family mem.
- Heir, usually: Abbr.
- Belief sys.
- Theist's subj.
- Person found in a tree: Abbr.
- Th.D. subj.
- Brother or brother-in-law: Abbr.
- Brother or aunt: Abbr.
- Christianity, e.g.: Abbr.
- Minister's area: Abbr.
- Cath., for one
- Rod's partner
- Bible study: Abbr.
- Islam, e.g.: Abbr.
- Sister's study: Abbr.
- Hinduism, e.g.: Abbr.
- Thanksgiving invitee, commonly: Abbr.
- Father's subj.
- Emergency contact, often: Abbr.
- Father, e.g.: Abbr.
- Sects' appeal?: Abbr.
- Sunday subj.?
- Kind of denom.
- Reunion attendee, maybe: Abbr.
- 22-Across subj.
- Taoism, e.g.: Abbr.
- Mother, e.g.: Abbr.
- Obituary listing: Abbr.
- Father's study: Abbr.
- Little brother or sister?
- Nepotism beneficiary: Abbr.
- Cousin, e.g.: Abbr.
- Divinity sch. subject
- Bro. or dau.
- System of worship: Abbr.
- Confederate gen.
- Bro., for one
- Famed Virginian's monogram
- Fam.-tree twig
- Electric unit
- Pejorative noun suffix
- Aunt or nephew: Abbr.
- Bill of Rights freedom: Abbr.
- Bro. or sis., e.g.
- Sib.
- R.C. is one
- Unit of reluctance
- Loser to U.S.G.
- Theism: Abbr.
- Unc., e.g.
- Niece, e.g.: Abbr.
- Meth. or Luth. teaching
- Sibling: Abbr.
- Unit of electricity
- C.S.A. general's monogram
- Dau. or bro.
- Monogram of a C.S.A. general
- Unc, for one
- R.C., e.g.
- Dau., e.g.
- Moslemism is one: Abbr.
- Unit for an electrician
- Gramps, e.g.
- First Amendment subj.
- Jud., e.g.
- U.S.G.'s opposite
- Kind of pronoun: Abbr.
- Kin: Abbr.
- Aunt or uncle: Abbr.
- Cousin or aunt: Abbr.
- Elec. unit
- Magnetic force: Abbr.
- Unit of resistance
- Bro., to sis.
- Epis., e.g.
- Sib: Abbr.
- Sis, e.g.
- Emergency contact, often: Abbr
- Person found in a tree: Abbr
- Brother or brother-in-law: Abbr
- Beneficiary of nepotism: Abbr
- Thanksgiving invitee, commonly: Abbr
- Bro or sis, e.g
- Seminary subj
- Sound unit
- Sis or bro
- Fam. tree member
- Civil War initials
- Family memb
- Kin: Abbr
- Theologian's subj
- Kinsman: Abbr
- Bro, e.g
- Bro. or dau
- Sis, e.g
- Prot. or Cath
- Civil War monogram
- Cath. or Prot
- Short family member?
- Humanities subj
- Faith: Abbr
Wiktionary
prep. (context mathematics English) relative to.
Wikipedia
The proto-oncogene c-Rel is a protein that in humans is encoded by the REL gene. The c-Rel protein is a member of the NF-κB family of transcription factors and contains a Rel homology domain ( RHD) at its N-terminus and two C-terminal transactivation domains. c-Rel has an important role in B-cell survival and proliferation. The REL gene is amplified or mutated in several human B-cell lymphomas, including diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Rel is an open source true relational database management system that implements a significant portion of Chris Date and Hugh Darwen's Tutorial D query language.
Primarily intended for teaching purposes, Rel is written in the Java programming language.
REL may refer to:
- Almirante Marcos A. Zar Airport, in Trelew, Argentina ( IATA airport code).
- Reaction Engines Limited, British Aerospace company
- Recommended exposure limit, a limit for exposure to a chemical substance
- REL, v-rel reticuloendotheliosis viral oncogene homolog (avian)
- Rights Expression Language, used to express metadata like copyright status
- Robert E. Lee, Confederate general during the American Civil War
Usage examples of "rel".
Rel is navigable for sizeable vessels as far as Abray and barges could penetrate even further, virtually to Dalasor.
Mallick Rel, his fat, soft hands folded together and resting on his paunch, his skin the colour of oiled leather and smelling of Aren perfumes.
Then, in a sudden quiet, just as the Biter stopped her forward movement and began to disengage herself and slide astern, the fore topsail yard, bumped and pulled and jostled in its par rels broke at the truss.
He covered her mouth, lightly sucked it in, owly rel eased it, drew back, then dipped his head and ssed her again in the samej slow, sipping way.
Rel is navigable for sizeable vessels as far as Abray and barges could penetrate even further, virtually to Dalasor.
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Tremaine had a few men’s handkerchiefs, a penknife and the latchkeys to Coldcourt’s front door and her room at the conscripted hotel in Port Rel.
But all she heard were the familiar scuttlings of squir rels on the roof and a mockingbird singing from the chimney.
Moving from the estate outside Vienne to Rel had shifted the target point substantially closer to the island when they arrived in the other place.