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21nep — I. ˈnep noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English nep, nepte, from Old English nepte, from Latin nepeta dialect chiefly Britain : catnip II. transitive verb ( …
22NEP — (= neutral endopeptidase) Cell surface zinc endopeptidase (EC 3.4.24.11) that hydrolyzes regulatory peptides such as ANP. Spontaneously hypertensive hamsters have elevated levels of NEP in two organs that contribute appreciably to vascular… …
23nep — noun /nɛp/ Catmint, catnip; Nepeta cataria. Nep is generally used for women to procure their courses, being taken inwardly or outwardly, either alone or with other convenient herbs in a decoction to bathe them, of sit over the hot fumes thereof …
24Nep — (Bourgeon) Nep est le pére de Nanna, la femme du Dieu Balder …
25nép — adj lacking, scanty; only in phrase forðganges nép without power of advancing? …
26NEP — 1NEP s.f.inv. TS stor. indirizzo di politica economica introdotto in Unione Sovietica da Lenin nel 1921, consistente in un parziale e temporaneo ritorno all economia capitalistica per ovviare agli inconvenienti del comunismo di guerra {{line}}… …
27NEP — Novaïa Ekonomitcheskaïa Politika (Russe. En franc. = Nouvelle politique économique). Après la terrible tension du « Communisme de guerre » (1918 1921), la NEP représenta une relative détente. Instaurée en mars 1921, elle autorisa une… …
28nep — /nɛp/ (say nep) noun (usually plural) a small knot of tangled fibre removed in the process of combing wool or ginning cotton. {origin unknown} …
29NEP Broadcasting — NEP Broadcasting, LLC is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania based privately owned international production company that provides outsourced teleproduction services for major events throughout the world. Its facilities are used to broadcast the Super Bowl …
30NEP Visions — NEP Visions, a division of NEP Broadcasting, is one of the largest Outside Broadcasting Facilities Companies in Europe. It has more than 26 years experience in facilities for the production of television virtually anywhere in the world. Its… …
