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Meaning of "dominium"
dominium (noun): Dominium is a legal term referring to ownership or control over property, especially in Roman and civil law systems
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- The ownership of a thing.
- The highest category in the classification of organisms, ranking above regnum.
- Political unit
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Analysis of the heart rate variability in the time dominium.
Dominium over himself and thus the supreme right in himself.
Ablative singular of dominium.
Dominium mundi is an idea of universal dominion developed in the Middle Ages.
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Dominium utile - Beneficial ownership of an estate.
The reconstruction of the monarchies also went against the projected Dominium Mundi.
Dominium comes from the Latin word dominus, which means master.
Together with other Baltic Sea dominions, Livonia served to secure the Swedish dominium maris baltici.
Dominium maris septentrionalis ( dominion of the northern seas ) Command of the sea.
Alienate them, that is, transfer his dominium to another person ;.
The dominium public ito is now live!
In equation 6, w is an arbitrary function named weight function and? is the problem dominium.
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In 1564 the village belonged to the Revište dominium owned by the Dóczy family.
A Roman household was considered a collective (corpus, a "body") over which the pater familias had mastery dominium.
The Dominium pre-ITO.
In equations 10, A and S represent the area and the surface of the element dominium.
And in Ipso, North of Syria, Alexander of Macedonia imposes his dominium 333 b.
