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Meanings of eta in English

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eta

A terrorist organization organized in 1959 by student activists who were dissatisfied with the moderate nationalism of the traditional Basque party; want to create an independent homeland in Spain's western Pyrenees.

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Usage of eta in English
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In the lung, only bronchial epithelium expressed nPKC eta.
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2
Iesous: Iota, eta, sigma, omicron, (rough breathing mark) upsilon, final sigma.
The Coming of the King
3
Nazarenos: Nu, alpha, zeta, alpha, rho, eta, (rough breathing mark) omicron, final sigma.
The Coming of the King
4
SOCRATES: Ephaistos is Phaistos, and has added the eta by attraction; that is obvious to anybody.
Cratylus
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In the presence of cholesterol sulfate, phorbol ester only weakly enhanced the activity of nPKC eta.
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Activation of nPKC eta by cholesterol sulfate was further demonstrated by autophosphorylation of the kinase molecule.
Pubmed
7
G' and G decreased with disruption of the actin fibers by cytochalasin D, but eta increased.
Pubmed
8
At Too-gee's desire the poop was 'eta-boo,' i.e.
An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, Volume 1 / ...
9
The eta changed appreciably with constriction but accounted for little of the response of Rti with volume history.
Pubmed
10
SPANISH police arrested a leader of ETA's presumed political wing early yesterday.
The Irish Times
11
The attack bore the hallmarks of Basque separatist group ETA, officials said.
The Irish Times
12
The Spanish authorities blamed the attacks on the Basque separatist organisation ETA.
The Irish Times
13
He denied ETA's claim he had made a formal offer of negotiations.
The Irish Times
14
Many had hoped the talks would end ETA's violent campaign in Spain.
Reuters
15
A few disenchanted ETA prisoners appear on television condemning their former comrades.
The Irish Times
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Police arrested five ETA suspects on Tuesday, three of them in Ondarroa.
The Irish Times
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