WHAT DOES DÉRMĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of dérmă in the Romanian dictionary
dérmà s. f., g.-d. art. Derma; pl. cutis dérmă s. f., g.-d. art. dérmei; pl. dérme
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DÉRMĂ»
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Special Effects Make-up
Creating special effects with derma wax is very easy and more or less the ABC of artificial wounds make-up. In a short time, you can create effects which even at close range look both realistic and gory. Derma wax, which is a kind of 'skin wax', ...
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Das Derma-Kurs-Buch: Fallbezogenes Lernbuch zur ...
This textbook specifically aims to meet the requirements with regard to dermatology as an examination subject on medical courses and of general medical practice.
Thomas Wiesner, Josef Smolle, Isabella Fried, 2012
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Substance name section (part 1)...v.2. Substance name ... - Pagina 453
Na Dermachrome Brown В [6054-8.1-5] A606-0247 CuHuNsOeS.Na Dermacid [149-30-4] À606-O357 C7H6NS2 Dermacort [2825-60-7] A606-0472 C29H38CIFO8 DermaCyanineG [6104-58-1] A606-0584 C47H49N307S2.Na Derma Fast ...
United States. Environmental Protection Agency. Office of Toxic Substances, 1977
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Age-Proof: Beauty Alternatives You Need to Know - Pagina 95
The derma roller is a device that is manually rolled onto areas such as the face, neck, thighs, stomach or arms. It's an affordable, semi—invasive tool that stimulates collagen production and helps retexturize and smooth the look of acne scars ...
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Medical Terminology Simplified: A Programmed Learning ... - Pagina 78
Skin. albin/ism ĂL-bĭn-ĭzm cyan/o/derma sī-ă-nō-DĔR-mă erythr/o/derma ĕ-rĭth-rō-DĔR-mă leuk/o/derma loo-kō-DĔR-mă melan/o/derma mĕl-ăn-ō-DĔR-mă xanth/oma zăn-THŌ-mă. Combining. Forms. Denoting. Color. 3–66 Examine the CFs ...
Barbara A Gylys, Regina M Masters, 2014
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Reflectance Confocal Microscopy for Skin Diseases - Pagina 475
Special attention is given to the machine based description and analysis of the tissues in a way that conforms to the diagnostic guidelines of the derma pathologists. Further, the machine learning algorithm for the automated prediction of the ...
Rainer Hofmann-Wellenhof, Giovanni Pellacani, Joseph Malvehy, 2012
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The Medico-chirurgical Review - Volumul 31 - Pagina 310
I. On the Derma. On this head our authors say little that is new; and we shall confine ourselves to stating that the result of their observations amounts to this — that the derma is a membrane, the fibres of which, firmly interlaced with one another, ...
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Managing Dynamic Networks: Organizational Perspectives of ...
As the example with GSK illustrates, Derma A/S however establishes strategic relations with the purpose of accessing resources that are vital for the further development of its own products. Interdependencies are thus created, as Derma A/S ...
Stefan Klein, Angeliki Poulymenakou, 2006
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Acoustic Microscopy: Fundamentals and Applications - Pagina 215
The drastic change in the transmitted signal amplitude between the epidermis and derma is caused by the basal membrane. The basal membrane thickness ranges between 0.1 and 1 μm and often is too small to be resolved in acoustic ...
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Dictionary of Invertebrate Zoology --Paperback - Pagina 107
[Gr. derma, skin] 1. The layer of the cuticle, laminated in structure, beneath the epidermis. 2. (PORIF) The extreme outer surface layer of membrane or reinforcement by spicules and/or sand. dermal a. dermal cells see cellulae dermal glands 1.
Maggenti Mary Ann, Maggenti Armand, Gardner Scott, 2010
