ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD ÓCOȘ
ócoș (-șe), adj. – (
Trans.) Deștept, isteț; viclean, șiret.
Mag. okos. A pătruns în argoul bucureștean. –
Der. ocoși, vb. refl. (a o face pe deșteptul), în
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Definition of ócoș in the Romanian dictionary
ós, ó, óşi, -e, adj. (reg.) 1. smart, clever, clever. 2. Truly, confident. 3. Shy, cunning. ócoș, -ă, ócoși, -e, adj. (reg.) 1. deștept, isteț, priceput. 2. sfătos, încrezut. 3. șiret, viclean.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «ÓCOȘ»
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Handbook to Life in the Ancient Maya World - Pagina 24
Until about 1 150 B.C.E., the Ocos culture continued to develop in the southern Maya region. More settlements increased in population and constructed more elaborate villages; for example, former hamlets in the mango forests on the ...
2
Early Mesoamerican Social Transformations: Archaic and ...
I will elaborate in a moment on what insights that framework provides into ceremonial life at this time. First, though, I trace the eroding applicability of the framework in the Ocós and Cherla phases. Later Locona and Ocós The big change at the ...
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Historical Dictionary of Mesoamerica - Pagina 231
OCÓS. The Ocós culture is an Early Formative culture found along the Pacific coast of Guatemala and Chiapas. It was originally discovered by Michael D. Coe in the late 1950s during his doctoral dissertation research at the site of La Victoria, ...
Walter Robert Thurmond Witschey, Clifford T. Brown, 2012
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The Formation of Complex Society in Southeastern Mesoamerica
In 1985, during the construction of the Mar Azul shrimp farms, a bulldozed mound revealed rich midden deposits that were identified by Fred Bove and Marion Hatch as deriving from an Ocos-phase occupation. From surface collections of other ...
William R. Fowler, Jr., 1991
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Fundamentals of Liquid Crystal Devices - Pagina 73
The dielectric tensor in the xy plane in the lab frame is * -- 7 : _ (e1+2ón: 26nny \_ (8+öcos(242) 6sin (2g2) e (z)= el I +2önn = ( 2önyn, e1+ 2ón: \ 6 sin (2g2) 8–öcos(2g2)/ (2.115) where 6 = (8// – 8 L)/2 and & = (e// +e1) /2. As we will show that ...
Deng-Ke Yang, Shin-Tson Wu, 2014
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Rough Guide to Guatemala - Pagina 233
Before the Conquest this was the site of a Mam settlement called Ucez, and prior to that it was part of the so-called Ocos culture, a network of small fishing and farming villages which was one of the earliest civilizations on the Pacific coast, ...
Iain Stewart, Mark Whatmore, 2002
O que resta quando o Amor finge que acaba e deambula dentro nós? 'Ocos Ecos ́ é a reunião de tantos e tantos silêncios, vozes que ainda insistem em mutilar o pouco ou tudo que restou de um Amor inacabado.
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Laser Beam Propagation in Nonlinear Optical Media - Pagina 136
Negative uniaxial: sff = oee CO1 CO2 C03 all sinocos” ocos 0% cosó' sinocos” ocos 0% cos O' | sinocos" ocos 0% cos 0% d12 sin” pcos 0% cos(); – cos” a sin a cos 6% cos 64 – cos” a sin a cos 6% cos^4 d13 sin psin 6% sin 64 O O T. Esin ...
Shekhar Guha, Leonel P. Gonzalez, 2013
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Archaeology, Volcanism, and Remote Sensing in the Arenal ...
In Panama, these appear on Monagrillo and Sarigua Phase ceramics (ibid.). In Mesoamer- ica, they are diagnostic of Barra and Ocos ceramics from the Pacific Coast of Guatemala and Chiapas (Green and Lowe 1967; Lowe 1975; Coe 1961), ...
Payson D. Sheets, Brian R. McKee, 2010
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Diffraction by an Immersed Elastic Wedge - Ediţia 1723 - Pagina 24
Jean-Pierre Croisille, Gilles Lebeau. where Co is the complex path in the 3-plane, pictured on Fig 2.9. The fact that 71 (z/ocos /3) is an even function of 0 allows to eliminate the absolute value |sin 9\ in formula (2.64) by writing ...
Jean-Pierre Croisille, Gilles Lebeau, 1999
