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Meanings of maxima in English
Musical note used commonly in thirteenth and fourteenth century music and occasionally until the end of the sixteenth century.
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Usage of maxima in English
1
The maxima and minima of the other colours fall between these extremes.
2
This resembles the figure of the Guaperva maxima caudata in Willughby's Ichthyol.
3
Moreover, the interval between the two maxima at Charleston appears from Fig.
4
UV-visible spectra of culture filtrates revealed the absorption maxima of 276 nm.
5
Anglicis et Gallis hinc inde reprædentibus, unde evenit victualium omnium maxima caristia.
6
Means of the headform acceleration maxima for repeat tests were calculated.
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Incoherent lamps are often used, matching the absorption maxima of ALA.
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Local efflux-dependent auxin gradients and maxima mediate organ and tissue development in plants.
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Averages of masses have been studied more than averages of maxima and minima.
10
The night maxima and minima are not clearly shown except in the southern winter.
11
The pigments in each line may have restricted absorption maxima.
12
These two novel red fluorescent RSFPs exhibit fluorescence emission maxima at approximately 610 nm.
13
Two groups of antimicrobial peptides have been isolated from skin secretions of Bombina maxima.
14
My Borromean chain had been pulled, and I was sliding down the cloaca maxima.
15
Virgil speaks of Rome as "the mistress of the world" (maxima rerum Roma).
16
H. a. maxima haplotypes form a third lineage arising before the H. a. aspersa groups.
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