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(hī′mənz, ā-mäNs′), Corneille Jean François 1892-1968. Belgian physiologist. He won a 1938 Nobel Prize for determining the role of the aortic sinus in the regulation of respiration.
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This is according to Hennie Heymans, CEO of DHL Express Sub Saharan Africa, who says that when comparing intra-regional trade statistics, Africa's rates are amongst the lowest in the world, with less than 20 per cent of what is produced in the region, remaining on the continent.
Belgian Luc Heymans believes he has found a way to dodge Health Minister Leo Varadkar's new minimum price rules.
Wetlands at Dawn, by Sophia Heymans 2012, acrylic, paper mache, oil on board, 48" x 60"
Louis Heymans, CEO of Anubex, comments: "We were able to exceed timing goals and stay within the budget.
But France scored 26 unanswered points through tries from Cedric Heymans and Francois Trinh-Duc, who also landed a monster drop-goal from near the halfway line, and the flawless kicking of Morgan Parra.
Backs: M Parra, D Yachvili, F Trinh-Duc, D Skrela, F Estebanez, D Marty, M Mermoz, A Rougerie, D Traille, V Clerc, C Heymans, Y Huget, M Medard, A Palisson.
THE attraction of moving abroad is fast waning for South African rugby stars, according to the players' association chief executive, Piet Heymans.
Cedric Heymans was beaten to his own kick by Tovey, while Johnston was penalised after Toulouse had opted for a scrum five yards from the Dragons try-line.
POWERPLAY: Toulouse's Cedric Heymans charges through
Toulouse then turned the screw and after Kelleher, Cedric Heymans and William Servat were stopped short, Glasgow ran out of tacklers as Jauzion went over for the visitors' second try.
Yannick Jauzion, Patricio Albacete and Cedric Heymans scored tries as Guy Noves' men cut loose in the south of France.
Tries by Thierry Dusautoir and Cedric Heymans helped the French fight back from 13-3 down to win 21-16 when the sides met in Paris last year, thus avenging a 29-12 loss here during Wales' 2008 Grand Slam, when Shane and Martyn Williams crossed the line for the victors.
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