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1. [Latin Amphibrachys, from Greek amphibrakhus : amphi-, amphi- + brakhus, short; see mregh-u- in Indo-European roots.] American Heritage® Dictionary of …

2. [Latin Amphibrachys, from Greek amphibrakhus : amphi-, amphi- + brakhus, short; see mregh-u- in Indo-European roots.] American Heritage® Dictionary of …

3. Amphibiology : AMPHI biology (am fib i ol’ o ji) n

4. Explore the latest videos from hashtags: #Amphiuma, #amphi, #amphia, #amphian .

5. Ampharetid ampharetids amphecloral amphemerinos, amphemerinos, amphemerinon amphenicol amphenidone amphenol amphetamin amphetamine amphetamine sulfate amphetamine sulphate amphetamines amphetaminil amphetaminism amphi amphi- Amphiarthrodial amphiarthroses amphiarthrosis amphiarthrotic Amphiaster amphiasters amphibalus, Amphibali amphibamid

6. Amphids (Greek: amphi, around, double) are innervated invaginations of cuticle in nematodes

7. Now, however, it seems even the dimwitted Amphi staff is beginning to get the picture.

8. The annual Amphi Festival is taking place on 24th and 25th July in Cologne.

9. History and Etymology for Amphioxus borrowed from New Latin, genus name, from Greek amphi- amphi- + oxýs "sharp, keen" — more at oxygen Note: The genus name Amphioxus was introduced by the …

10. 25 In the meantime, however, Amphi is still stuck with the pygmy owl problem.

11. 5 Now, however,(www.Sentencedict.com) it seems even the dimwitted Amphi staff is beginning to get the picture.

12. Amphiphilic means preferring a different surrounding on either end, as implied by the Greek prefix amphi, denoting 'on both sides'.

13. [From New Latin Amphipoda, order name : amphi- + New Latin -poda, -pod.] American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

14. Amphibian (adj.) 1630s, "having two modes of existence; of doubtful nature," from Greek amphibia, neuter plural of amphibios "living a double life," from amphi "of both kinds" (see amphi-) + bios "life," from PIE root *gwei-"to live."

15. All the while, the taxpayers in the Amphi School District scramble to find enough money to buy land for schools.

16. Amphibrach (n.) 1580s, from Latin Amphibrachus, from Greek amphibrakhys, name for a foot consisting of a long syllable between two short, literally "short at both ends," from amphi "on both sides" (see amphi-) + brakhys "short" (from PIE root *mregh-u- "short").

17. Previous reports of amphi-pleurothetic cemented bivalve species from the Muschelkalk probably result from lumping together these two externally similar species.

18. That this Architectonicid is amphi-atlantic, ranging from the central western (Bahamas, Florida, Northern Brazil) to the central eastern (Spain, Morocco) Atlantic Ocean

19. Amphorae; from Greek amphi - on both sides, phero - carry) is a two-handled pot with a neck that is considerably narrower than the body

20. Amphorae; from Greek amphi – on both sides, phero – carry) is a two-handled pot with a neck that is considerably narrower than the body

21. Again we have some good news for all those who want to see Diary of Dreams live on stage: the band is confirmed for Amphi Festival 2010.

22. It appears in German (as biologie) as early as 1791, and may be a back-formation from the older word Amphibiology (meaning the study of amphibians) by deletion of the initial amphi-

23. Amphi Festival +++ Area4 +++ Arvika +++ Big Day Out Australien Neuseeland +++ Hip Hop Kemp +++ Hurricane Festival +++ Open Air Frauenfeld +++ Paaspop +++ Rock am Ring +++ Rock im Park +++ Rock in Rio Lisboa +++ Roskilde Festival +++ Soundwave +++ Splash!

24. The hitherto available results strongly support the assumption that close morphological relations exist between hair sensilla and campaniform sensilla on the one side and amphi- and mononematic scolopidia on the other.

25. The property (126 claims and one mining concession with a total surface area of 5,655 hectares) now covers an area of 230km2with the addition to the west of the contiguous Amphi and Cadillac properties.

26. The word Amphibian comes from the Greek amphi, meaning “both,” and bios, meaning “life.” It describes cold-blooded animals with backbones that pass their lives both in fresh water and on land

27. The Amphi Festival is a music festival that has been taking place since 2005 featuring a wide-ranging program for a heterogeneous audience, albeit primarily fans of alternative, electronic music, and dark music.

28. Amphitheatre comes from the Greek Amphi (around) and theatron (scene) and these were built for various types of acting, battles, and performances where the gladiator games are some of the most famous events in the Roman Amphitheatres.

29. (in the sense ‘having two modes of existence or of doubtful nature’): from modern Latin amphibium ‘an amphibian’, from Greek Amphibion (noun use of amphibios ‘living both in water and on land’, from amphi ‘both’ + bios ‘life’).

30. Ampelopsis amper amperage amperages ampere Ampère ampere-hour amperemeter amperes Ampere's law ampere-turn amperometric amperometry ampersand amph-ampherotokous ampherotoky amphetamine amphi-amphiapomict amphib Amphibali amphibalus amphibia amphibian amphibichnite amphibiety amphibiological amphibiologist amphibiology amphibion amphibiontic

31. In 2008, Ernst Horn and Alexander Veljanov had a break to have time for their solo projects and gave only one concert at the Amphi festival in Cologne on July 19, as well as an acoustic concert in Beijing.

32. Amphiboles with (OH, F, Cl) dominant at W are divided into eight subgroups according to the dominant charge-arrangements and type of B-group cations: magnesium-iron-manganese Amphiboles, calcium Amphiboles, sodium-calcium Amphiboles, sodium Amphiboles, lithium Amphiboles, sodium-(magnesium-iron-manganese) amphi -

33. ‘The other two silicates are possibly an Amphibole and a member of the smectite group.’ Origin Early 19th century from French, from Latin amphibolus ‘ambiguous’ (because of the varied structure of these minerals), from Greek amphibolos, from amphi- ‘both, on both sides’ + ballein ‘to throw’.

34. ‘The other two silicates are possibly an Amphibole and a member of the smectite group.’ Origin Early 19th century from French, from Latin amphibolus ‘ambiguous’ (because of the varied structure of these minerals), from Greek amphibolos, from amphi- ‘both, on both sides’ + ballein ‘to throw’.

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36. The depth-related specifiers are of special importance, although their use is optional: Epi-: only between ≥0 and ≤50 cm, Endo-: only below ≥50 cm, Amphi-: starting between >0 and <50 and ending between >50 and <100 cm, Ano-: starting at 0 and ending between >50 and <100 cm, Kato-: starting between >0 and < 50 and ending at ≥100 cm, Panto-: from 0 to ≥100 cm.