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Significados de cyclonic storm en inglés
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tempesta ciclònica Sinónimos
Examples for "cs"
Examples for "cs"
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However, a non-negligible percentage of patients experience csPCa after switching to active treatment.
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Gorey CS comfortably saw off a physically smaller New Ross VS side.
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To test this, we exposed neonatal mice to 14 days of CS.
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All patients presented with overt CS, including one patient with cyclic Cushing's.
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Conclusions: There is consensus that hyperexcitability is the central mechanism of CS.
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And what are the factors necessary for a tropical storm to form?
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A new tropical storm, Josephine, formed off Africa, behind Tropical Storm Ike.
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Agatha formed as a tropical storm early yesterday in the East Pacific.
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Forecasters dropped tropical storm warnings along the northeastern Gulf of Mexico coast.
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A tropical storm warning remained out for some parts of the coast.
Uso de cyclonic storm en inglés
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However, a severe cyclonic storm can still be dangerous, so people should be prepared.
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Evidently the "eye" of a cyclonic storm had passed over.
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In March, 1901, a cyclonic storm carried vast quantities of dust from the Sahara northward across the Mediterranean to fall over southern and central Europe.
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Bangladesh suffers terrible cyclonic storms and some of the most intense monsoon rains on earth.
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In 1908 great cyclonic storms, or vortices, were discovered at the Mount Wilson Observatory centring in sun-spots.
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The freaks of cyclonic storms are the rule of cyclonic storms, since such storms are in themselves freaks.
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Their homes are built mostly under surface, owing to the terrific cyclonic storms that follow one another in very uncertain succession.