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Isebree Moens (1846–1891),
Dutch physician and
physiologist Moens–Korteweg equation,
biomechanic equation derived by
Adriaan Isebree Alex
Moens (born 1959)...
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moen in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Moen may
refer to:
Moen (surname), a list of
people with the
surname "
Moen"
Moen (Zwevegem) [nl], a village...
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Donald James Moen (born June 29, 1950) is an
American singer, pianist, and songwriter,
specializing in
Christian worship music.
Moen grew up in Two Harbors...
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Oscar Moens "Ex-international
Moens dubt over
einde loopbaan".
Voetbal International (in Dutch). 17 June 2011. "Oscar
Moens" (in Dutch). Voetbal...
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Olympics in Munich,
Moens was
eliminated in the
semifinals of the K-2 1000 m
event with
teammate Herman Naegels.
After his
sprint career,
Moens started paddling...
- Rome
Olympic Games in 1960,
Moens at the age of 30 felt
confident about the 800 meters.
Biding his time in the race,
Moens followed the pack,
waiting to...
- "Preserving heritage:
Court instructs to take 'utmost' care in
holding festival at
Moen Jo Daro". The
Express Tribune.
Retrieved 31
January 2014. "Flood Forecasting...
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Moëns, the
commune now also
includes the
hamlets of Magny, les Aglands, Brétigny, and Vésegnin.
Founded as an
agricultural commune, Prévessin-
Moëns has...
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women suffrage.
Petronella Moens was born on 16
November 1762 in Kûbaard, the Netherlands, the
third child of
Petrus Moens, a pastor, and
Maria Lycklama...
- In biomechanics, the
Moens–Korteweg
equation models the
relationship between wave
speed or
pulse wave
velocity (PWV) and the
incremental elastic modulus...
