TOSSI

Acronym	Definition
TOSSI	Tawharanui Open Sanctuary Society Incorporated (New Zealand)

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SILVA, Jose Marcelo Tossi. Incorporacao imobiliaria.

SEGREGATED PORTFOLIO ASSETS--THE LEGAL CERTAINTY IN THE REAL ESTATE ACQUISITION/PATRIMONIO DE AFETACAO--SEGURANCA NA AQUISICAO DE IMOVEIS INCORPORADOS

(35) Sass, V., Schneider, T., Wilmes, M., Korner, C., Tossi, A., Novikova, N., Shamova, O.

Antimicrobial peptide defensin: identification of novel isoforms and the characterization of their physiological roles and their significance in the pathogenesis of diseases

Research has shown that the composition of migrants can directly affect social outcomes of a given population through its effects on average earnings, education, skills, language proficiency, and labor-force participation ( Fillerton and Tossi 2001; Friedberg and Hunt 1995; Read 2004).

Low-wage labor, markets and skills selectivity among Puerto Rican migrants

Ewel JJ, Madriz A, Tossi A (1968) Zonas de Vida de Venezuela.

Carbon storage in the above ground biomass as indicator of logging impact in the Imataca Forest Reserve, Venezuela/El almacenamiento de carbono en la biomasa aerea como indicador del impacto del aprovechamiento de maderas en la reserva forestal Imataca, Venezuela/ O armazenamento de carbono na biomassa aerea como indicador do impacto do aproveitamento de madeiras na reserva florestal Imataca, Venezuela

Her mother Tossi, who Budd had not seen for two months, arrived from South Africa earlier in the day and watched her daughter become the first British woman to set a world track record since Anne Smith broke the mile record at Chiswick 18 years ago.

Zola zips to new world record; RETRO REPORT August, 1985 How we covered..

Mr Sharley noted the Tawharanui Open Sanctuary Society Inc, known as TOSSI, show-cased the way volunteers, government, and the private sector could pool their diverse talents, energies, and resources to make progress in conservation.

Banrock champions wetlands--nature's wonderful shock absorbers

The men's labor force was 69 million in 1990, 76.3 million in 2000, and 80 million in 2005," writes Tossi. There will still be more men in the labor force than women by 2050 (103 million vs.

Men not at work: men, women, young people are opting out of labor-force participation

In general the Peruvian puna is relatively dry (Young et al., 1997), but wetter areas in northern Peru are distinguished by the term "jalca" (Weberbauer, 1945), and in southern Peru as wet Puna (Tossi, 1960; Troll, 1968).

Estructura de las comunidades de aves y mamiferos en dos unidades ecologicas de los andes del sur del Peru