- to be
prevalent if it
contains a
prevalent Borel subset. A
Borel subset of V{\displaystyle V} is said to be shy if its
complement is
prevalent; a non-Borel...
- of some kind, such as an entity-relational database. This
acronym is
prevalently used in
Microsoft environments. For example, the DAL
might return a reference...
- for
someone to have
their own child. It is
prevalent within several cultures and is
especially prevalent within women. "'Baby fever' is a real thing...
-
districts of
Western Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi, etc. They are also
prevalently found in
coastal Odisha. The vats and
bachas both the
gotra comes under...
-
rejection of
Western influences. From then, it
continued to be used
prevalently in
remote parts of the
former Ottoman Empire such as Yemen,
where it...
-
prevalence rates for
nearly 60
countries worldwide Synopsis of
article on "How
Prevalent Is Schizophrenia?" from
Public Library of
Science Prevalence of COVID-19...
-
likely the
spoken form of
classical ****anese, a
writing style that was
prevalent during the
Heian period, but
began to
decline during the late
Meiji period...
-
difficult to
conclude how
prevalent bestiality is.
Zoophilia on the
other hand, was
estimated in one
study that to be
prevalent in 2% of the po****tion...
- tonkatsu,
which is made with pork cutlets.
While menchi-katsu is used
prevalently in
eastern ****an, in
western ****an it is more
commonly called minchi-katsu...
-
fiction can be
interpreted as a
metaphor for
larger fears of a society.
Prevalent elements include ghosts, demons, vampires, monsters, zombies, werewolves...
