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Meanings of nox in English

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nox

Roman goddess of night; daughter of Erebus; counterpart of Greek Nyx.

nox
Usage of nox in English
1
It was mix-nox to me, as we say in the Land of Ago.
11/22/63
2
Of all genes tested only nox was detected in all isolates.
Pubmed
3
NOx and particulates are blamed for many thousands of deaths each year.
Reuters
4
Diesel cars produce 10 times the NOx of heavy trucks and buses.
The Guardian
5
Plasma NOx as well as homocysteine levels were measured in all cases.
Pubmed
6
He came at last to the back approaches to Nox's rooming house.
Pathfinder
7
These results suggest that nicotine-use, independent of cigarette smoking, affects plasma NOx.
Pubmed
8
Here Nox used to bring everything that he found in the river.
The Story Hour: A Book for the Home and the Kindergarten
9
Diesel cars, while high in NOx, are relatively low in carbon pollution.
Reuters
10
The increase of oxygen and propene concentration promotes the NOx reduction, respectively.
Pubmed
11
This effect could be reversed by switching the explants back to Nox.
Pubmed
12
He would have said more to Umbo, but Nox closed the door.
Pathfinder
13
Nox lived in Purgatory, where it seemed most of the Incarnations resided.
For Love Of Evil
14
Celaena kept still, as did Nox, who was standing close beside her.
Throne of Glass
15
Nox obeyed, and as he exhaled a long breath, his dagger flew.
Throne of Glass
16
Burning diesel produces nitrogen oxides, or NOx, a major contributor to air pollution.
Wired
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Translations for nox
Spanish
noxnoche
Nox through the time
Nox across language varieties
United States of America
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