Meanings of presidium in English

Cell apoptosis was determined using presidium iodide staining and flow cytometric analysis.

Another delegate climbed up beside him, and pointed at the presidium.

The presidium president had historically been the nominal head of state.

In Moscow, the Soviet presidium agrees military invasion of Hungary.

At last there was a little stir in the raised presidium, and the meeting began.

Finally the resolution was passed as a whole and the amendment was referred to the judgment of the presidium.

During his absence, the outfit seems to have been run by a sort of presidium of the senior officers.

Mr Yates was speaking at a meeting in Dublin of the presidium of COPA, the organisation of European farming groups.

Stachkov, a dignified old peasant of the presidium of the Peasants' Congress, bowed to the four corners of the room.

A big peasant, his bearded face convulsed with rage, mounted the platform and pounded with his fist on the presidium table.

On 31 October, the day the bombing of Egypt began, the Soviet presidium met in secret and agreed to smash the nationalist rising.

Near each of the earlier coast missions there was also founded a military station called a presidio, a name borrowed from the Roman presidium.

Dr Loane, a former president of the World Federation of Methodist Women, is also a member of the presidium of the World Methodist Council.

It was just 8.40 when a thundering wave of cheers announced the entrance of the presidium, with Lenin-great Lenin-among them.

Troyanovsky scribbled down the essential points and returned to the Presidium session.

Entire sections of the Presidium had been reduced to scorched, twisted metal.