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Meanings of calotte in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pilus"
Examples for "pilus"
1
Set up the camp, primus pilus, as think you best.
2
Regulation of HSAF production by PilR was found to be independent of pilus formation.
3
The CPS and pilus typing results were generally consistent with MLST and BAPS clustering.
4
We discuss the implications of these findings in the context of Type IV pilus retraction regulation.
5
A pulse-chase analysis revealed that a chaperone-PapA complex is a true periplasmic intermediate in pilus assembly.
1
Bloody miracle the Pilos haven't done anything much to get it back.
2
Thinks the Pilos need her more than anyone else, just 'cause of her outside jobs.
3
The Pilos have their eyes and ears back but they can't watch everywhere at once.
4
Whatever you do, don't return it to the Pilos or let anyone know you got it.
5
But that is not enough for the Pilos.
1
However, the pileus expansion mechanism related to CO 2 is still unknown.
2
The pileus becomes thin when old, and is dry, not moist.
3
Did he wear the cap of liberty, the pileus, at his master's funeral?
4
The attachment to the pileus is to be noted.
5
There is no flesh, and the pileus is dry.
1
How odd of God to decide that Desmond Connell should receive his zucchetto on the bicentenary of the birth of John Henry, Cardinal Newman.
2
Even the Pope was affected, briefly losing his zucchetto (the white hat he wears) in the high winds midway through the vigil.
1
The pileolus ceased to weigh like lead.
2
Vinicius was silent and uncovered his head, for it seemed to him that the pileolus which he wore was of lead.
1
The middle bell gives F sharp and the inscription is " Soli deo gloria."
2
To conclude this brief description, we can choose no better words than these: "Gloria soli Deo."
3
For the conclusion he generally adopted Handel's " Soli Deo Gloria" or "Laus Deo," with the occasional addition of "et B.V. Mae.
Usage of calotte in English
1
A Head of an Asiatic, seen in a front view, having on a calotte.
2
He has on a calotte, and a robe bordered with fur, attached in front with a single button.
3
The embroidered calotte fell, and, in the twinkling of an eye, he had rumpled his hair all ends up in a most extravagant manner.
4
The group would have been an excellent subject for the pencil of Calotte.
5
When discipline was relaxed, the Calotte assumed too great powers.
6
Say; that's 201 asking for orders from Calotte.