WHAT DOES PRECURSÓR MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of precursór in the Romanian dictionary
PRECURSOR (oory) m. And f. A person who, through his activity, creates the necessary conditions for the further development of a wider activity; predecessor. PRECURSÓR ~oáre (~óri, ~oáre) m. și f. Persoană care, prin activitatea sa, creează condițiile necesare pentru dezvoltarea ulterioară a unei activități mai ample; înaintaș.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PRECURSÓR»
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Predicăr, v. a. Preconocér, v. a. To foreknow, to foretell; to anticipate the result of a thing... Precóz, a. Precocious, ripe before the usual time. - Precursór, ra. a. Preceding, going before. Precursór, ra. s. m. y f. Precursor, harbinger, fore-runner.
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Diccionario nuevo de las dos lenguas española e inglesa: ...
PRECURSÓR , ORA. adj. Lo que precede 6 va delante de otro. Precurfory , that which goes before another ; precedent , going- before. PRECURSÓR. s. m. El que va o viene delante de alguno para anunciar su venida : por antonomasia se ...
Tomás Conelly ((O.P.)), Tomás Higgins ((O.P.)), Imprenta Real (Madrid), 1798
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Cytochrome Systems: Molecular Biology and Bioenergetics
We conclude that partial translocation of the precursór can occur at low levels of NTPs; this step depends on the potential across the inner membrane. For complete translocation, however, higher levels of NTPs are required. DISCUSSION The ...
S. Papa, B. Chance, L. Ernster, 2012
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages - Pagina 340
Preconizadór. em. One who proclaims the elected prelates in the Roman consistory. Preconizar, va. To preconizo, proClaim. Preconocedór, га, e. Foreteller. Preconocer, va. To foreknow, forotelL Procóz, a. Precocious, forward. Precursór, га, a.
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1865
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Mutation, Cancer, and Malformation - Pagina 566
The response obviously is changing with spermatogonial differentiation, but what makes the A- gonia sensitive to immediate cell death when the precursór A, and A., gonia and the A, , which are derived from the division of A2, show no early ...
Ernest H.Y. Chu, Walderico M. Generoso, 2012
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Dominicas, ó, Pláticas morals sobre los Sagráts Evangelis ... - Pagina 36
En efecte: lo fet que nos refereix, y presenta Sant Lluch, la historia quens proposa, es no menos, que lo primer anunci, que lo Precursór Sant Joan fa del Mesias, de nostre Redemptor , de nostre Salvador, de la salut, y rescat del genero huma: ...
Francesc Narcís Cilla, 1834
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Tratamiento de la tuberculosis por los cuerpos ... - Pagina 76
la. reacción. local. aislada. es. un. fenómeno. precursór. de. reacciones generales y focales (hemoptisis), a veces graves, si no se corrige la dosificación. - . Vía gástrica.—La clínica demuestra, de una manera indudable, la eficacia 76.
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The Cellular Basis of the Immune Response: An Approach to ...
It will become evident that the pattern of development for all cells of the blood is from pluripotent stem cell to progenitor cell to precursór of a functional end cell. The critical events of differentiation from progenitor cell to precursor cell occur in ...
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
PREco Noc EDóR, RA, s. One who foresees or an ticipates some future event. PREconocéR, va. To foreknow, to foretel; to anticipate the result of a thing. [time. PREcóz, a. Precocious, ripe before the usual PREcuRsóR, RA, a. Preceding, going ...
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English and English and ... - Pagina 453
Harbinger, ». precursór; mensagéro, m. Harbour, ». albérgue; asilo ; puérto, m. Harbour, ven. albergar; hospedar. Harbourage, ». albérgue ; abrigo; refugio, m. Harbour-ones, ». plur. deréchos de puérto, n». Hai^bourer, ». albergadór, -a, mf.
