limen

Kengne AP, Limen SN, Sobngwi E, Djouogo CF, Nouedoui C.

These are synonyms for our column title, from the latin term limen meaning threshold.

Limen de 1-1.5 mm, incurvado hacia el androginoforo, blanquecino, con maculas moradas dispersas.

Later in the afternoon, Danticat sat down with Erik Gleibermann for a public conversation (featured here on page 68), and that evening Rara Tou Limen, a Bay Area-based Haitian dance troupe, presented a community dance and drum folkloric workshop.

Questo breve parallelo tra il limen di Montale ed il confine di Deledda intende sottolineare la portata intellettuale ad ampio raggio della modernita deleddiana, non a dispetto, bensi grazie alie sue radiei sarde.

Chief Strategy Officer Limen Lee; Chairman, SEAGF Executive Committee Celso Dayit; TV5 President Vincent "Chot" Reyes; and (right) Razer Inc.

Limen, managing partner of the Winder Recycling Co., said the 28-square meter house will cost P200,000 to P350,000.

Comparison of Difference limen for Frequency, Intensity and Duration with and without amplification device.

usage will be referred to as "the limen"--is seen to shape not

Clement Limen, of North Court, Quayside, Sligo town, was convicted after a trial at the Central Criminal Court.

The word "limen" was used in the 19th century to refer to the absolute threshold, defined as the point at which a stimulus could be detected at 50% of the time.

Rites of passage (ROP), as discussed by Turner, encompass three general phases: separation, limen, and reaggregation.