O QUE SIGNIFICA INCAPACIOUS EM INGLÊS
definição de incapacious no dicionário inglês
A definição de incapaz no dicionário não é ampla, não tendo grande capacidade. Outra definição de incapaz é não ter capacidade mental, sem a capacidade de entender, intelectualmente deficiente.
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «INCAPACIOUS»
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The Concept of Micellar-Sponge Nanophases in Chemical ...
molecules occur in s-nanopores due to thermodynamic equilibrium at the LMC
exchange between the zones provision by thermal fluctuations of induced
incapacious nanopores. The reason for initiation of volume pulsations of
nanopores in ...
Yuri Arsenovich Mikheev, Gennady Zaikov,
2004
2
Your Every-day Vocabulary: How to Enlarge it : Alphabetic List
Suckling. incapable (in-kay'pa-bl). — Lacking adequate power ; incompetent ;
inefficient. (Adv. — incapably.) The wheelbarrow of this civilization is ... a
ponderous, incapable body. — Howells. incapacious (in-ka-pay'shus). — Lacking
in room ...
Josephine Turck Baker,
1918
3
Method and Theory in Physical Organic Chemistry
Ionol c-complexes formed by benzoyloxyls addition to phenol rings in ionol
represent new inducers of the chain BP decomposition. The formation of <x-
complexes in ionol reaction with alkyl macroradicals in incapacious nanopores in
the ...
Gennadiĭ Efremovich Zaikov, Vadim G. Zaikov,
2005
4
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Swift. 6. Ir conversation it is usual to say a man is incapable falsehood, or
incapable of generosity, or of an; thing good or bad. * INCAPACIOUS, adj. [in and
capacious.} Nar row; of small content. — Souls that are made littU and
incapacious, ...
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Polymer Reactivity: Aspects of Order and Disorder
are deactivated by oxygen less effectively compared with Nv1 molecules (the
latter are present in incapacious nanopore zones saturated with oxygen). The
zones of incapacious nanopores accumulate the main amount of additive
compounds ...
Gennadiĭ Efremovich Zaikov, Bobby Avery Howell,
2006
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Kinetics and Mechanisms of Chemical Reactions
They are observed in the films-2 only, localized in incapacious nanopores. In the
films-2, the photo transformation rate is rather low and the process proceeds due
to exchange of naphthalene molecules between incapacious nanopore zones ...
Gennadiĭ Efremovich Zaikov, Yuri Arsenovich Mikheev,
2005
7
American encyclopedic dictionary
Unable to take care of one's self ; as, drunk and incapable. B. Assubst. : One
physically or mentally unable to act ; an inefficient or silly person. In-cap'-a-bly1,
adv. [Eng. incapab(le) ; -ly.] In an incapable manner. Incapacious, a. [Prof, in- (2),
and ...
Robert Hunter, John Alfred Williams, Sidney John Hervon Herrtage,
1897
8
Dictionary of the Yoruba Language
Aigb?, adj. moist ; damp ; humid. Aigbese, adj. narrow ; incapacious. Aigbese, adj
. innocent ; blameless. Aigbo-aiy$, n. a motionless state ; unwillingness to move.
Aigbo, adj. unripe. Aigbofo, adj. not without occupation. — e.g., Ikoko aigbofo ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
Anéangu, -v. a. (aneang) To render incapacious. Ancbre, a, (ebrc) Not returning,
or coming back.. Ancbrwyz, a. (cbrwyz) Not quick; dilatory. Ni newidiav nav un
awrvcz, i neb, Anebrwyx daiigncvez. I will not exchange ray lord for one fhort hour
...
INCAPACIOUS-INCARNATE. tlon or law ; that cannot stoop or condescend to, as
to a falsehood: N. one insufficiently able to exercise his mcnt almond, or physical
powers; an inebriate. Incapably, ad. □bll. Incapability, n. -bll'l-ti, natural inability ...
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The Afropolis and the African Urban Revolution (6)
In the same manner, countries with inefficient and incapacious cities are overurbanized. If this is so, then we are presently domiciled in ... «The Guardian, out 14»