CONCEPT The idea of project comes from the reading of the context, defined by a pattern of blocks, the evolution of our interprets what characterizes more Croatia as a natural element, as a function of its beneficial effect in psychophysical terms like the rocky shore, characterized by green parties, slopes and the sea.

The residential areas that have created added value with the specificity of urban composition are characterized by the introduction of spatial order and a unique and comprehensive idea of an area as a whole.

An anembryonic gestation is characterized by a normal-appearing gestational sac but the absence of an embryo.

The whole project is characterized by mutual exchange of knowledge and skills of which Gumniture was the final product.

It is an autosomal recessive trait (not sex-linked), characterized by the absence of the enzymes Uroporphyrinogen III Cosynthase.

is characterized by such continual crossings of film and text: a film-to-be-shot is transformed into a textual ekphrasis; a kind of director ' s diary is transformed into a text that is shown on a screen; the ekphrasis of this film itself is based on a diary and stills; and the audience of the still is both a movie audience and a book audience.

To achieve this it is proposed an intervention characterized by various heights.

The semantic field of the verb imati is broader and more abstract than of the verb pripadati which is characterized by concreteness, fullness and exactness of possessive meaning. The copulative verb biti (be) has an exclusively relational role in possessive constructions, and possessive meaning results from grammatical forms of the possessor and the possessed.

2. characterized by or proceeding from such a determination or disposition: a perverse mood

More than half a century ago it was concluded that the earliest part of our lives was characterized by no self-consciousness and mental isolation, in contrast to the view to date of a very competent newborn human being with innate prerequisites for perception of, and interaction with, the environment.

The Microsoft Courses, available in a variety of languages, are characterized by a high degree of multimedia and interactivity.

There are also published reports of scleroderma/scleroderma-like illnesses, which have symptoms similar to EMS, occurring in children with poorly controlled blood phenylalanine levels, as well as in those with phenylketonuria (PKU), a genetic disorder characterized by the inability to metabolize phenylalanine

Characterized by brutal tank battles that first saw the widespread use of battlefield behemoths like the Tiger and Ferdinand, Mission Kursk contains 40 new units, 25 new structures, additional sound-effects and an upgraded graphics engine.

For many years, Crips were characterized by their tendency to wear blue in order to easily identify each other.

It is building military forces that have significant power projection capability, and as the Defence White Paper tells us, China ' s " military modernization will be increasingly characterized by the development of power projection capabilities. " For example, the Chinese are building naval forces that can project power out to the so-called " Second Island Chain " in the Western Pacific.

A neurotic disorder characterized by a wide variety of somatic and mental symptoms resulting from dissociation, typically beginning during adolescence or early adulthood and occurring more commonly in women than men.

The paper points out new forms of academic teaching in conditions characterized by an ever growing influence of new techniques and telecommunication technologies with regards to the needs of student-user body for information and knowledge

Za mene je sex delirij, po stručnoj definiciji riječ delirium znači " A mental state characterized by disorientation and confusion " odnosno u slobodnom prijevodu - mentalno stanje uma okarakterizirano dizorjentacijom i konfuziojom.

Definition: Schizoid personality disorder is a psychiatric condition characterized by a lifelong pattern of indifference to others and social isolation

1. Of, relating to, or characterized by intrigue; scheming or devious: a fine hand for byzantine deals and cozy arrangements

Characterized by quasiconscousness, purpose, intelligence, growth and armirally coherence

" It is characterized by an eclectic and individual approach to spirituality with a general rejection of mainstream dogma and religion.

Contemporary Slavic paternal gene pool, mostly characterized by the predominance of R1a and I1b (xM26), and scarcity of E3b1 lineages, is a result of two major prehistoric gene flows with opposite directions: the post-LGM R1a expansion from east to west, the YD-Holocene I1b (xM26) diffusion out of SEE in addition to subsequent R1a and I1b (xM26) putative gene flows between eastern and southeastern Europe and a rather weak extent of E3b1 diffusion towards regions nowadays occupied by Slavic speaking populations

This prejudice or hostility is usually characterized by a combination of religious, racial, cultural and ethnic biases.

The most common HPV types in women with LSIL and the presence of CIN include; HPV 16 and HPV 37. CONCLUSIONS: 1. Negative DNA HPV HR result, identifies precisely women with ASC-US and LSIL, without CIN. 2. Genotyping exclusively DNA HPV 16 in women with LSIL, in order to detect CIN is characterized by lower sensitivity and specificity in comparison with universal test for 13 oncogenic HPV types

" PMS is a disorder characterized by a set of hormonal changes that trigger disruptive symptoms in a significant number of women for up to two weeks prior to menstruation.

It is a striking example of late antique chancery style, of administrative language, characterized by euphemism and vagueness, but also by adhering to Latin literary traditions in its choice of words, images, and verbal structures.

Dry scalp on the other hand is not quite as noticeable and is characterized by smaller flakes, excessive itching and occurs when your scalp lacks its natural oils

Personality disorders form a class of mental disorders that are characterized by long-lasting rigid patterns of thought and behaviour.

The warning signs for the onset of a depressive episode tend to occur over a period of five days to seven days, and are characterized by a sudden loss of desire to get out of bed in the morning accompanied by irrational feelings of guilt, sadness or numbness.