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anat.

1. anatomical.
2. anatomist.
3. anatomy.
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Anat Cohen-Dayag, Ph.D., president and chief executive officer of Compugen said, "We are pleased to welcome Henry to Compugen's management team as we advance our pipeline of product candidates into the clinic.
Compugen
The story of Aqhat not only shows how Anat's brutality is part of warrior culture and that her role as a female divine warrior is accepted in warrior culture, but Aqhat himself also serves as an exemplar of how not to treat the goddess.
Poetic Heroes: Literary Commemorations of Warriors and Warrior Culture in the Early Biblical World
(APM, Coccomyxa, Trebouxiophyceae, sp.nov., Hu, SisM, Anat, Quim).
Bibliografia Botanica Iberica, 2016. Phycophyta
The settler Anat Cohen wasfilmed on December 15 attackinga Germanhuman rights activist in Hebron, calling her names, and then walking away from the scene, in an actthat projects the settler violence, brutality and racism.
Activists open lawsuit against infamous Hebron settler who attacked internationals
"I am excited to have Anat join Mazor and I look forward to her being a valued member of the executive team.
Mazor Robotics creates VP of product management position
The first section demonstrates some of these issues, with Anat Pick's contribution opening with a reference to Heidegger's concept Weltlichkeit (translated as 'Worldhood') from his landmark work, Being and Time (1927); yet this is scarcely mentioned for the rest of the chapter, which is instead focused upon eco-documentaries alongside the nature films of Werner Herzog.
Pick, Anat and Narraway, Guinevere (eds), Screening Nature: Cinema Beyond the Human
The opening section on theory features two distinct approaches to ecological realism by Anat Pick and Silke Panse.
Screening Nature: Cinema Beyond the Human
Anat. Prolongacion conoidea, de forma semejante a la de una botella, de cada una de ciertas celulas de la retina de los vertebrados, que esta situada en la llamada capa de los conos y bastoncillos y recibe las impresiones luminosas de color.
Metaforas motivadas por la similitud formal en la terminologia medica
She is the young woman -- like Anat, she is 28 years old -- who, furious at the rent demanded from her, put up a tent in a boulevard in central Tel Aviv to live in.
Prisoners of conscience
They include clarinetist-saxophonist Anat Cohen, vocalist-pianist Karrin Allyson, bassists Larry Grenadier and Ben Allison, among others.
17-city tour to mark Newport Jazz Festival's 60th
"Report of Committee of Collective Investigation appointed by the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland," J Anat Phys 1891; Vol.
ABERRANT RENAL ARTERIES AND THEIR CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE
Declan and Anat bring international flavor as Declan hails from Ireland and Anat from Israel, each with their own baggage.
Gagnon, Michelle. Strangelets

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