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Affinity
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Affinity may refer to:
- Chemical affinity - the force of attraction between chemical species.
- Biochemistry, protein-ligand binding affinity
- Biology, cell affinity refers to how close a cell group tightly to the surrounding cells.
- Electron affinity
- Processor affinity
- Affinity (sociology)
- Affinity Math - A percentage leaning favorable of 1 set of values over another set pertaining to the same item in the set.
- Affinity (mathematics) - an affine transformation (which preserves collinearity).
- Affinity (Producer/DJ), John. Records for Broke and Hardcore Beats Recordings.
- Affinity (BMJ), a publishing partnership programme of the BMJ Publishing Group Ltd for independent journals
- Affinity (band), A Jazz/Rock band active in the late 60s and early 70s.
- Affinity (law), kinship by marriage
- Affinity (canon law), a relationship arising from the sexual intercourse of a man and a woman
- Affinity laws, in hydraulics, used to express the relationship between variables involved in fan or pump performance
- Affinity (Christian organisation), formerly known as the British Evangelical Council
- Affinity (Fire Emblem), the numerous bonuses units have from sharing support conversations with one another.
- Affinity (Stargate SG-1), a season 8 episode of Stargate SG-1.
- Affinity group - small protest or activist groups of 10-30 people
- Affinity, novel by Sarah Waters
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