WHAT DOES A MIMÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
Definition of a mimá in the Romanian dictionary
AND I MÁÁ ~ éz tranz. 1) (ideas, feelings, moods, attitudes, etc.) To express through mimics, without resorting to words. 2) (gestures, how to be someone's) To reproduce with fidelity; to imitate; to copy.
10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A MIMÁ»
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a mimá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Mima Mounds: The Case for Polygenesis and Bioturbation - Pagina 93
NONCULTURAL MOUND SITES (Continued) Site Mounds (or location) County State (n) Status Comments 21 WRh Wright MN 3 Mima Upham, 1888f; in a low closed depression setting 21 WR29 Wright MN 1 Probable Upham, 1888f; at least ...
Jennifer L. Horwath Burnham, Donald Lee Johnson,
2012
'I or V s Mothballs in My Attic (MIMA- 'my-mah') uses one word from your past to trigger a familiar thought, smell visual sensation that brings in a flood of surrounding memories. . . suddenly, you are having a MIMA moment! "I shared some of the ...
You duck of a Mima ! Mima. You darling Emmy ! Fanny. Let's kiss again all round. Is not this a jolly meeting : and for the whole day. Mima. We hope so. Emmy Won't we be happy ! Fanny. How lovely you are looking, Mima. Mima. Don't you talk ...
Philippe-Ferdinand-Auguste de Rohan-Chabot comte de Jarnac,
1866
Mima mounds, named for the Mima Prairie in Washington State, are dome-shaped earth mounds, often >2 m high and 10–50 m in diameter that are widespread on many grassland landscapes (Cox 1984, Cox and Roig 1986, Lovegrove and ...
Randall Schaetzl, Michael L. Thompson,
2015
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The Painted Eyes - Pagina 262
Would that be the MIMA?” “Absolutely. Remember, Kennedy was gunning for the CIA under Alan Dulles. The CIA, of course, is a MIMA component. And Kennedy was about to pull the troops back from Vietnam. The MIMA wanted the war to ...
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Subterranean Rodents: News from Underground - Pagina 269
At larger landscape scales, and over longer periods of time, mima mounds appear to be longterm features of certain areas where subterranean rodents live (Cox 1990; Lovegrove 1991). While subterranean rodents are important components ...
Sabine Begall, Hynek Burda, Cristian Eric Schleich,
2007
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Social Security in Developing Countries: Operation and ... - Pagina 240
What is the role of Mima nowadays in rural Swaziland? As almost every homestead is sometimes confronted with labour shortages, we asked our respondents what their homesteads do when extra labour is required. Based on the answer, we ...
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences - Pagina 456
A strain of Mima, which showed predominantly rod forms at original isolation, is seen in figure 4; (a) shows the organism grown at 37° C on blood agar at original isolation, (b) at 37° C on blood agar after 15 transfers, (c) at 37° C on blood agar ...
Thomas Lincoln Casey, Gilbert Van Ingen, Charles Lane Poor,
1877
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Report of Investigations - Division of Geology and Earth ...
A pollen profile from a Mima mound on Mima Prairie (Fig. 3B) shows no late-glacial characteristics such as abundant spruce. The presence of Tsuga heterophylla and Corylus indicate a post-7,000-yr-B.P. age for these taxa (Matsuo Tsukada ...
Washington (State). Geology and Earth Resources Division,
1988
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Report of Investigations - Volumele 28-31 - Pagina 7
A pollen profile from a Mima mound on Mima Prairie (Fig. 3B) shows no late-glacial characteristics such as abundant spruce. The presence of Tsuga heterophylla and Corylus indicate a post-7,000-yr-B.P. age for these taxa (Matsuo Tsukada ...
Washington (State). Division of Geology and Earth Resources,
1985