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11HOS — Modèle Heckscher Ohlin Samuelson Le modèle Heckscher Ohlin Samuelson est le « modèle standard » de la théorie du commerce international. Dans ce modèle, les échanges internationaux reposent sur des différences de dotation dans les… …
12hoş — təql. Eşşəyi hərəkətə gətirmək, yerişini sürətləndirmək və ya dayandırmaq üçün çıxarılan səs. Hətta küçədə də bir tərəkəmə eşşəyinə hoş deyəndə mən dayanıb dururam, . . elə bilirəm ki, mənə deyir. E. Sultanov …
13hos — plural of ho * * * hos obs. form of hoarse …
14Hos-Hostigos — is a fictional Great Kingdom in H. Beam Piper s Kalvan series. It was founded after the arrival of Kalvan and consisted of the princedoms of Hostigos (also known as Old Hostigos ), Nostor , Sask , Besha , Nyklos , Ulthor , and the new princedom… …
15HOS-Technik — GmbH is a private Austrian chemical manufacturing company. It was established in 1988. [ [http://www.hos tec.com/cms/ HOS Technik Production of High Temperature Resins Polybenzimidazole, Bismaleimide, Catalysts Home ] ] It produces niche… …
16hos|pi|tal|ler — Hos|pi|tal|er or Hos|pi|tal|ler «HOS pih tuh luhr», noun. a member of an order of military monks, the Knights Hospitalers, or the Knights (of the Hospital) of St. John of Jerusalem. The organization was founded during the first Crusade from a… …
17Hos|pi|tal|ler — Hos|pi|tal|er or Hos|pi|tal|ler «HOS pih tuh luhr», noun. a member of an order of military monks, the Knights Hospitalers, or the Knights (of the Hospital) of St. John of Jerusalem. The organization was founded during the first Crusade from a… …
18hos|pi|tal|er — or Hos|pi|tal|ler «HOS pih tuh luhr», noun. a member of an order of military monks, the Knights Hospitalers, or the Knights (of the Hospital) of St. John of Jerusalem. The organization was founded during the first Crusade from a hospital at… …
19Hos|pi|tal|er — or Hos|pi|tal|ler «HOS pih tuh luhr», noun. a member of an order of military monks, the Knights Hospitalers, or the Knights (of the Hospital) of St. John of Jerusalem. The organization was founded during the first Crusade from a hospital at… …
20hos´pi|ta|bly — hos|pi|ta|ble «HOS pih tuh buhl, hos PIHT uh », adjective. 1. giving or liking to give a welcome, food and shelter, and friendly treatment to guests or strangers: »a hospitable family. 2. inclined to, or characterized by, hospitality: »a… …
