-
ungues is a moth of the
Sphingidae family. It is
known from Indonesia, from Java to Ambon, and also the
Philippines and Taiwan.
Macroglossum ungues ungues...
- 1927) In
other words, one can
extrapolate the
whole from the part. Ex
ungue leonem, "from its claw [we can know] the lion," is a
similar phrase, noted...
- the lion by its claw" (in Latin, ex
ungue Leonem). D. T.
Whiteside notes that the
letter in
French has ex
ungue Leonem preceded by the
French word comme...
-
kingdom of heaven");
motto of the
Cathedral School, Townsville.
tanquam ex
ungue leonem we know the lion by his claw Said in 1697 by
Johann Bernoulli about...
- On the
pretarsus most
insects have a pair of
claws (
ungues,
singular unguis).
Between the
ungues, a
median unguitractor plate supports the pretarsus....
- was anonymous, he was
recognized by
Bernoulli as its author, "comme ex
ungue leonem" ("as by the claw [we recognize] the lion"). In 1699 Newton's position...
- unguis,
meaning a
keratin structure at the end of a digit.
Other examples of
ungues include the claw, hoof, and talon. The
nails of
primates and the hooves...
-
higher psychological functions,
Vygotsky was
guided by the
principle of ex
ungue leonem and
additionally analyzed phenomena such as
using a knot in the handkerchief...
-
kingdom of heaven");
motto of the
Cathedral School, Townsville.
tanquam ex
ungue leonem we know the lion by his claw Said in 1697 by
Johann Bernoulli about...
-
acutum ut dolabrum,
squamas hirsutas ut
taravos scindentes,
senos pedes et
ungues ursinas,
caudam vipeream,
binis parmis ut
tortua utraque parte munitus....
