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extinção
català
extinció
The act of extinguishing; causing to stop burning.
extinction
extinguishing
català
extinció
1
There is no
quenching
of his love in the anger of Jesus.
2
The
quenching
of ROS led to the amelioration of the affected pathways.
3
They should also guard against the
quenching
of the Spirit, 1 Thess.
4
The sky had fallen, and the effect was rather
quenching
than otherwise.
5
Gloom spreads over all the earth with the
quenching
of Sigurd's joy:
6
Plain water, brine and oil are the three most common
quenching
materials.
7
The
quenching
strategies that have successfully blocked signal biosynthesis are also covered.
8
The assay is not susceptible to signal
quenching
due to colored compounds.
9
His shaggy brows swept down ever his eyes like ashes
quenching
flame.
10
Abu Bakr looked at the Bedouin,
quenching
their thirst from the well.
11
A convent and self-
quenching
;
-
cloisters
would
seem to me like holy dew.
12
These afford them protection, as well as a means of
quenching
thirst.
13
To evaluate the
quenching
of CL in vivo, two strategies are pursued.
14
How
quenching
to the gossip that must in any case get abroad!
15
What about
quenching
the burn once the mouth is already on fire?
16
He usually had a thirst that took considerable
quenching
in the mornings now.
quenching
quench
common quenching
dependent quenching
efficient quenching
final quenching
measure the quenching
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extinção
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