O QUE SIGNIFICA SOMNOLESCENT EM FRANCÊS
definição de somnolescent no dicionário francês
A definição de somnolente no dicionário é somnolente, que está em um estado intermediário entre acordar e dormir. O que geralmente é, naturalmente, sonolento.
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6 LIVROS EM FRANCÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SOMNOLESCENT»
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1
Proceedings Fourth World Congress of Psychiatry: Free ...
Three were hypogonadic, plump and somnolescent, the X-ray showing a small
anterior fossa but no microcephaly; the fourth was a very passive apathetic and
anergic patient on whom many stimulants and glutamic acid combinations had ...
Juan José López Ibor,
1968
2
Versailles: par Viktor Fürst & Louis d'Arcy
But France had begun to rival the declining power of over-rich, somnolescent
Spain and did not yet have to fear the rivalry of England, had arrived, in fact, upon
a stage wherefrom it was but one short step to the total domination of Europe, the
...
3
The cathedrals of northern
France
... and of Henry, Bishop of Winchester. As for local conditions to-day, Chartres,
while having grown to the state which it now occupies through events which have
made it a city of mark, remains a somnolescent> sparsely built town, 123 Notre ...
... cells («the somnolescent cancer cells*) and finally the progression of the
process with the formation of a focus (single or multitudinous) with infiltration of
the surrounding tissues and the formation of metastasis. So, specificity typical for
the ...
International Union against Cancer,
1964
Near Superior, note more spoil piles of long-abandoned coal mines - part of the
extensive but somnolescent Boulder-Weld coal field. Approaching Denver we
traverse a terrane of Cretaceous shale, patchy Quaternary loess, and alluviated ...
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Proceedings of the ... Congress of the International Council ...
The work of this era was very well summarized by Lawrence and Flax in their 195
^ survey article.2 At that time the subject seems to have entered a somnolescent
period from which it has only recently been aroused. The new interest is due, ...
International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences