- Pauly,
Daniel (eds.). "Thoracocharax
securis". FishBase.
August 2014 version. "Silver Hatchetfish|Thoracocharax
securis"
Mongabay Retrieved on
August 1, 2014...
- John
Securis (fl. 1550–1580) was an
English physician and
medical writer. He
studied in
Paris and
afterwards at Oxford. He was
probably licensed to practise...
-
SecuriLock, also
known as P****ive Anti-Theft
System (PATS), is an
immobilizer technology that Ford
began using select Ford as well as Lincoln, and Mercury...
-
protected status in
South Africa. The
generic name is
derived from
Latin securis, as the
shape of the wing on the nut
recalls a hatchet. The
specific name...
- in his
History of the
Franks uses two
Latin terms for the
Frankish axe:
securis and bipennis. The régime of
Vichy France used the
image of a
stylised double-headed...
- 2016. "foreseeti -
securiCAD". foreseeti.com.
Retrieved November 27, 2018. "Cyber
Threat Modelling and Risk
Management -
securiCAD by foreseeti". foreseeti...
- Boyce, Nick (October 6, 1999). ""The Matrix"
Screensaver is insecure".
SecuriTeam.
Archived from the
original on
March 15, 2006.
Retrieved June 22, 2017...
- Latin, e.g. Moroccan/Algerian/Tunisian شَاقُور, shāqūr, 'hatchet' from
secūris (this
could also be
borrowed from
Spanish segur); ببوش, 'snail' from babōsus...
-
northern Caucasus,
northern Turkey and
northern Iran. P.
bractea F. ( =
securis Vill.)
Forewing purplish fuscous with many fine dark strigulae; the lines...
- of "Poor". All
Escapes are
equipped with a p****ive 'Immobiliser'
called SecuriLock. This
feature includes an RFID chip
embedded in the key,
which the car...
