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Meanings of loc in English
Measurement of a person's arousability and responsiveness to stimuli from the environment.
Usage of loc in English
1
For other illustrations see multiplication of whorls, petalody; see also Moquin, loc.
2
If you use your iPad in the kitchen, try out the zip-loc solution.
3
Compare also the similar facts with regard to cabbages, loc.
4
From here to the end of the paragraph is quoted by Prof. Geikie, loc.
5
I use it without the zip-loc bag as a desk-stand.
6
This refers to a very interesting passage in Hooker's letter to Bates (loc.
7
Also letter from J. Beete Jukes, Local Director of the Geological Survey of Ireland, loc.
8
It is this last point that bears on Weismann's remarks (loc.
9
Triangles of paper were used in experiments to test the intelligence of worms (loc.
10
DNA, found in each of the four types of animal and in the four loc …
11
One of Prichard's strongest sentences is quoted by Poulton (loc.
12
The leaves of bog and water plants (Cf.Goebel, loc.
13
The third (probably the surviving Lex Agraria, Bruns, loc.
14
On the margin Darwin wrote: "Without selection doubtful" (loc.
15
Because the "kingdom of heaven," as Augustine says (loc.
16
The notes to this letter are by Sir W. Thiselton-Dyer, and appeared in "Nature," loc.
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