valla

val·la

(val'ă),

Plural of vallum.

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Valla, a Chief Research Officer in the institute, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Manchok that 52 farmers, including the state government, had cultivated about 52 hectares of rubber plantations in six local governments.

Farmers to generate N5.85 bn annually from rubber plantations in southern Kaduna

--Estaba al otro lado de la valla cuando he oido ruido de agua; creo que es de su patio.

Todo por el agua

En la segunda parte (capitulos 2-6), Nail define la valla como agujeros en el suelo y los objetos verticales que los llenan, cuya emergencia data de unos 10 000 anos aec.

Thomas Nail. (2016). Theory of the border

The humanists Vives and Valla both adhered to this linguistic determinism, and so do many modern scholars to this very day.

Alan Perreiah. Renaissance Truths: Humanism, Scholasticism and the Search for the Perfect Language

A Retorica de Aristoteles, mediada por Quintiliano, deu a Valla a oportunidade para escapar das limitacoes da retorica ciceroniana.

Doubts on a method beyond suspicion/Indagacoes sobre um metodo acima de qualquer suspeita

Christianity, Latinity, and culture; two studies on Lorenzo Valla.

Christianity, Latinity, and culture; two studies on Lorenzo Valla

"Those are not the only countries where we see opportunities, but we do see at least in the near term, probably the greatest needs in those four customer communities," said Roberto Valla, vice president of international business development for the Americas at Boeing's defense, space and security unit.