HAMU

Acronym	Definition
HAMU	Humanist Action for Human Rights (Norwegian Humanist Association)

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While the horn students can come to HAMU from conservatories at different Czech cities, some of them have studied with Divoky from the beginning of their applied studies at the Prague Conservatory, reinforcing a unified concept of style and physical approach.

The singing style of the Bohemians: Part 2--the modern Czech Horn School

For me personally HAMU did provide space for performance of modern music, and not just at my final concert, where I presented the Czech premiere of B.

A few minutes with an oboist

Studied piano and composition at the conservatory in Teplice, and since 1999 has studied composition at HAMU (Music Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts) in the class of I.

Konvergence

My study "Glosy '99", in which I analyse the state of contemporary music at the turn of the millennium was published in the journal Melos-Etos in Bratislava, and next year the journal of HAMU in Prague will publish my article "The Importance of Timbres for the Contemporary Composer".

The quiet music of Alois Pinos

He is a member of the AGON Orchestra and a founder and teacher of percussion at HAMU in Prague.

Kunuk - an Eskimo message

Effect of integrated nutrient management on soil properties and hamus fractions in the long-term fertilizer experiments.

Long-term effect of organic manuring and inorganic fertilization on humus fractionation, microbial community and enzymes assay in Vertisol

Three Sermons for Nova Testa, together with the Hamus Caritatis, Middle English Texts 37 (Heidelberg, Germany: Universitatsverlag Winter, 2007).

Mirk's Festial and Theodoric Rood

2001 18 surda (Burr, 1899) 20 hamus Rehn & Rehn, 1942 21 Morabidae scurra (Rehn, 1952) 22 amiculi Sjostedt, 1921 23 sp.

A partial molecular phylogeny of the Eumastacoidea s. lat. (Orthoptera, Caelifera)

34) y en esta acepcion aparece siempre en los Glosarios latinos: como equivalente de hamus (GLOSS.

Lexicologica: el Latercvlvs de Polemio Silvio, tormento del ThlL

Even when small, as in some species of Karnyothrips, a fore tarsal tooth always bears the typical set of minute setae that occur on the inner margin of a phlaeothripid fore tarsus, whereas a hamus does not bear setae except at its base.

Homologies and host-plant specificity: recurrent problems in the study of thrips

The name is derived from the Latin words flagell (flagellate) and hamus (hook), which refers to the hook-like spine of flagellum.

A checklist and key to species of the genus Betacixius Matsumura (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha: Cixiidae) with descriptions of two new species from Guizhou province, China

She indicated that beneficiaries were previously obliged to go to Edaga Hamus Hospital and Kehawta due to narrowness of rooms, but now a the necessary facility is being put in place in Maichhot area which is expected to provide the necessary health service.