- Non-
denominated postage is a
postage stamp intended to meet a
certain postage rate, but
printed without the denomination, the
price for that rate. They...
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Apostolic Church, "prelate" (in English)
denominates a
diocesan bishop,
whose jurisdiction of his
diocese is
denominated a "prelacy". In the
Catholic Church...
- Look up
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refer to:
Religious denomination...
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Dollar is the name of more than 25 currencies. The
United States dollar,
named after the
international currency known as the
Spanish dollar, was established...
- ****anese
Empire by the
Kingdom of
Italy (Type I is not a
numeric symbol, it
denominates Italian).
Following ****an's
invasion of
China in July 1937, domestic...
- kg is a
simple denominate number,
while 324
yards 1 foot 8
inches is a
compound denominate number. The
process of
converting a
denominate number to an equivalent...
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multinational electric utilities, if only
because certificates are
generally denominated in
units of one megawatt-hour. They are also more
difficult to design...
- Look up
denominal verb in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In grammar,
denominal verbs are
verbs derived from nouns. Many
languages have
regular morphological...
- also been
generalized to
denominate all figs that
share a
common life
cycle and used
systematically in
taxonomy to
denominate the
subgenus Urostigma. Like...
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deposits in a
foreign bank
outside of its home
market e.g. a
deposit denominated in ****anese yen held in a
Swiss bank is a
Euroyen deposit. Eurocurrency...
