- comprador, a
Portuguese word that
means buyer,
derives from the
Latin comparare,
which means to procure. The
original usage of the word in East Asia referred...
- same form, were not
exactly equal. This part of the
process he
called "
comparare par adaequalitatem" or "comparer per adaequalitatem", and it
implied that...
- the ****
Pistols released an
album of
demos called Spunk,
which has been
comparared favourably to the
production of
their only
studio album Never Mind the...
- size due to
extinction before modern scientific approaches were made.
Comparared to the
extant lowland wisent, the
Caucasian bison was more
adapted to...
-
Spanish dar + le + los = dárselos. comprá-lo-ei =
comprarei (Late
Latin comparāre habeō, two words) + o "I will buy it". dar-to-ia =
daria (dare habēbam)...
-
posteritatibus suis, et com
omnibus que possident, vel in
antea augmentare,
comparare, vel
escalidare potuerint, ipsi et
omnes generationes eorum per secula...
- 2014. Tuozzolo, Claudio, "REPUBBLICA:",
Civitas augescens.
Includere e
comparare nell'Europa di oggi, Casa
Editrice Leo S.
Olschki s.r.l., pp. 141–158...
- “Cryogenic
Current Comparator”
stems from κρυος (Gr. frost, ice) and
comparare (Lat. compare). The two
quantum effects used in a CCC are the
ideal diamagnetism...
-
other taenidonts.
Based on the skull's proportions, it was
initially comparared in size to
Didelphodon vorax,
making it one of the
largest mammals of...
-
Museums of
Europe Network,
founding the
review of
comparatist history "
Comparare" with
Jacques Le Goff, Eric Hobsbawm,
Carlo Ginzburg,
Rudolf von Thadden...
