Same

Définitions de « same »

Same - Nom commun

• Langue appartenant à la famille finno-ougrienne, pratiquée en Laponie. Identifiée par le code ISO 639-2 : smi, ce dernier étant attribué à l'ensemble de ses dialectes.

  Le same, langue finno-ougrienne des terres lapones, compte plusieurs dialectes tous rassemblés sous l'unique code ISO 639-2 : smi, reflet de leur riche panel linguistique arctique.

Same - Adjectif

• Appartenant ou relatif au peuple autochtone de la région arctique de la Scandinavie, connu pour ses traditions d'élevage de rennes.

  On y retrouve les inspecteurs… de la police des rennes, une unité chargée de régler les contentieux et autres tensions entre éleveurs de rennes sames.

Étymologie de « same »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « same » depuis 1800

Synonymes de « same »

• spasme

Citations contenant le mot « same »

• Perturbation of the second messenger homeostasis in the dark might lead to alterations in the photoresponse of the affected cells. To probe such potential variations, we simulated photoresponses from mouse rods expressing the same amounts of GCAPs investigated in the dark following the excitation of the phototransduction cascade by flashes of increasing intensity, from dim to saturating. The resulting dynamics of suppression of the dark current in a rod of a WT mouse and the respective cases for a heterozygous WT/E111V and a homozygous E111V/E111V-GCAP1 case are reported in Fig. 3a,b, respectively.

• The trade was quieter this week in Kilkenny Mart, especially for plainer lots, depending on age and the number of movements, according to mart manager George Candler. “Even quality animals would not be commanding the same returns as a month ago,” he said.

• The challenger was Percy Lavon Julian, a young, Black chemist at DePauw University in Indiana. Born in 1899 in Alabama as the grandson of former slaves, Julian grew up under Jim Crow laws. He’d been one of the first African Americans to earn a PhD in chemistry, something he did at the University of Vienna after Harvard University’s policies stopped him from continuing his education beyond a master’s degree. Now a research fellow at DePauw, he was collaborating with Viennese chemist Josef Pikl on the same challenge that Robinson had taken on: making physostigmine in the lab.

• Surprisingly, the researchers found that these worms, which are protostomes, share many gene families and gene arrangements with the deuterostomes, the group that includes the vertebrates. For example, they share genes that are involved in multicellularity and maintenance of the body's internal environment. They also share a common system for controlling head development; the same mechanism that controls vertebrate head patterning also controls the development of ribbon worm heads and horseshoe worm feeding tentacles. Other protostome groups, such as insects, have lost some of these genetic features.

• These hoops boast the same rhodochrosite stone as Middleton's earrings. 

• According to PHA, there are almost as many “frontline” sales and marketing reps as there are surgeons: about 5000, compared with about 6000 registered surgeons. While they don’t earn the same incomes, they are still well remunerated. Average base salaries, says David, are in the $120,000 to $140,000 range, and often come with other perks.

• That doesn’t mean you can’t learn a few things from the experience, and I definitely picked up a few lessons along the way. If you plan to follow suit with any fitness challenges at Tom’s Guide, I suggest choosing a rep count that works for you — I don’t recommend high reps of the same exercise in the long term, for example.

Traductions du mot « same »

Sources et ressources complémentaires

• Définitions du Littré (1872-1877)
• Définitions du Wiktionnaire
• Définitions de l'Encyclopédie (1re édition - 1751)
• Synonymes de same sur lebonsynonyme.fr