Noun
cinA (uncountable)
(biology) A gene coding the cinnamycin precursor peptide.
Dorwin Cartwright, "Social Psychology in the United States During the Second World War", Human Relations 1.3, June 1948, p. 340; quoted in Cina, "Social Science For Whom?" Source: Internet
Fonti ricciane: documenti originali concernenti Matteo Ricci e la storia delle prime relazioni tra l'Europa e la Cina (1579-1615), Libreria dello Stato, 1942; can be found by searching for "tausu" at http://books. Source: Internet
Fonti ricciane: documenti originali concernenti Matteo Ricci e la storia delle prime relazioni tra l'Europa e la Cina (1579-1615), Libreria dello Stato, 1942; can be found by searching for "tausu" at https://books. Source: Internet
I was aware that in their jobs, sometimes they had to make the tough decision to file a CINA (child in need of assistance) petition on behalf of students in their schools. Source: Internet
This offshoot from the neighboring has the same executive chef, Bob Cina, at the helm. Source: Internet