The meaning of VOLVOCACEAE is a family of unicellular or colonial biflagellate free-swimming flagellates that are usually held to be green algae of the class Chlorophyceae.
The meaning of VOLVOCACEAE is a family of unicellular or colonial biflagellate free-swimming flagellates that are usually held to be green algae of the class Chlorophyceae.
It all started in 1927 when Gothenburg-based bearing manufacturer SKF launched its own car division, naming it Volvo. It was a smart piece of naming as the word meant ‘I roll’ in Latin and symbolized the company’s bearing roots as well as movement in general....
Volvo Cars has created a launch programme that will unveil the car from the inside out, meaning that it will start by disclosing the many new interior features of the car and culminate in the full external reveal in August. May 27, 2014 ID: 146643 Word Doc (.docx) 175.9 KB HTML ...
In 1985, the Auto Union name disappeared forever and the Audi name (a Latin derivative of founder August Horch’s last name, meaning “to hear”) carried forth the same German auto-making spirit. It also carried forward the iconic emblem that lives on today, largely unchanged. Rumors have ...
Ergonomics in brief Derived from the Greek ergon, meaning work, and nomia, meaning knowledge or science, the word ‘ergonomics’ is the study of human work (and the methods used to perform it). It can also be described as the interaction between the human being and his working tools. Ergo...
The meaning of VOLVOCIDAE is a family of flagellates (order Phytomonadina) more or less equivalent to the Volvocaceae.