Vaquez

Va·quez

(vah-kā'),
Louis H., French cardiologist, 1860-1936. See: Vaquez disease.
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M: Paredes, Pereyra, Meza, Ascasibar, De Paul, Lamela, Lo Celso, Cervi, Vaquez, Gimenez
Mexico, Argentina Meet In Friendly
On Thursday, while Zidane was speaking to the press, Bale responded to a Toni Kroos tweet posted an hour earlier, in which the German teased him for tweeting Lucas Vaquez in Spanish.
Real Madrid fans spotted what Gareth Bale was up to as Zinedine Zidane announced he is stepping down as boss; It was assumed that every Real Madrid player was paying close attention, but Los Blancos fans noticed Bale wasn't
"Entre la negacion y la explotacion: politicas de sexualidad sobre los cuerpos de las mujeres negras", en: Bidaseca, K., y Vaquez Laba, V.
Mujeres, negras y argentinas: Articulaciones identitarias entre mujeres afrodescendientes de la ciudad de Santa Fe, Argentina
Till date many works have been done by various researchers, like Vaquez et al.
In vitro Phosphate Solubilization by Enterobacter spp. Isolated from Wheat Rhizosphere
Similarly, Mourente and Vaquez (1996) reported that in Senegalese sole larvae, DHA was conserved and not being utilized as an energy substrate during larval development.
Comparative Study of Fatty Acid Composition of Gametes, Embryos and Larvae of Rainbow Trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss
In the Weak A Division, Tetra Pak of Fred Vaquez beat Thunder 91-87.
Movenpick secures final berth in Titan Watch--JBL
Thus, within the rural business, it is sought to obtain improvement in efficiency and productivity (VALLE & VAQUEZ, 2009).
Strategic orientations and cooperation of external agents in the innovation process of rural enterprises/As orientacoes estrategicas e a cooperacao dos agentes externos no processo de inovacao das empresas rurais

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