(n.) A bundle of straw, or other material, to relieve the pressure of burdens carried upon the head.
Example Sentences:
(1) "The calculation in Jos was that within 15 or 20 minutes of the bombs going off, the whole state would be on fire, as happened previously," said Bawa Abdullahi Wase, a professor of criminology at the university of Jos.
(2) "There is no transparency at all on what happens to detainees, and that is something the military has never even attempted to rectify," said Abdullahi Wase, a criminology professor at Jos University, who has tracked military arrests for several years.
(3) Two variants of experiment wase used: in the 1st variant stimulation of the peroneal nerve behind the fibular capitulum served as the conditioning and testing stimulus, in the 2nd variant stimulation of the tibial nerve in the popliteal fossa was the conditioning stimulus and stimulation of the peroneal nerve in the above way was the testing stimulus.
(4) These now classical data are compared with the principal electroclinical appearances seen during parenteral alimentation : slow, ample wases, non-reactive, associated with a calm coma; overall depression of basal rhythm, with excessive myogram activity and corresponding to paroxysms of muscular hypertonia seen during the coma.
(5) Amos Yee, 18, had been detained by federal immigration authorities since December when he wase taken into custody at Chicago’s O’Hare International airport.
(6) On the other hand Le (a- b+) phenotype would have a wase response to the accesses curative treatment by Lithium.
Wawe
Definition:
(n.) A wave.
Example Sentences:
(1) If degradation of collagen and fibroblastic transformation of chondrocytes had spread throughout the cartilage, breakdown continued in NRS and cartilage disappeared completely above the invasion zone; new cartilage waw sometimes formed in the cavities of the invasione zone.
(2) The typical aspects in the EEG recordings of our two patients were the presence of many rapid and diffuse elements, shay wawes without any pharmacological treatment.
(3) Anopheline mosquitoes and their relation to malaria transmission were studied during the months of March, May and July in the Karen village of Mae Tha Waw located in the northwestern mountains of Tak Province.
(4) The effect of the desoxycorticosterone on the noradrenaline-induced relaxation of coronary arteries waw studied in vitro, after a known inhibitor of COMT, pyrogallol.
(5) On the basis of the obtained results the authors found that muscle bioelectrical activity, synchronous with vespiration, waw observed in the largest percentage of the examined persons after loading with speed character and in smaller percentage-after exercises for endurance, in which its duration was less as well.
(6) Anopheles dirus was rarely encountered and probably played little part in transmission in Mae Tha Waw during the period of study.
(7) It is difficult to differentiate conductive and perceptive deafness when wawe I is missing.