Examples of 'levins' in a sentence
Meaning of "levins"
Levins is a noun that is derived from the biblical name Levi, often used as a surname
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- plural of levin
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Levins has a lengthy rap sheet.
All you Levins are savages.
Levins also had written on philosophical issues in biology and modelling.
This was found on Levins.
Levins are pleased to wel.
Is this about where you were standing when Telly Levins came by.
Levins modelled the situation in which evolution is taking place while the environment changes.
It was in Ottawa that Levins would spend the majority of his NHL career.
Levins studied agriculture and mathematics at Cornell.
The character was given the name Steven Mark Levins in said special.
Levins was the first Canadian winner of the award.
Yes, dental records confirm this is telly levins.
Richard Levins both embodied that ideal and struggled to make it a reality.
As with any family, the Levins hide many secrets.
Richard Levins was a profound thinker who devoted his life to an emancipatory vision of science.
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Can not you see that hiding the Levins was right?
Of recommending the Levins for Homestead because of any dispute between us.
Bess, we have not gone to the trouble of recommending the Levins for Homestead.
I used to work at Levins back in the day, you know.
Levins hails from British Columbia and currently resides in Portland, Oregon.
Dialectical analysis, as the late Richard Levins noted, continued below the surface.
Marilyn Levins is going to observe, and inform them of everything what to discover.
Have you finished reading Levins memo?
The Levins have gone, but not due to Elias.
Oh, listen, while you are housesitting for the Levins.
Haldane, whom Levins considers to be the equal of Albert Einstein in scientific importance.
To the purely physiological, like apnea and narcolepsy, or Kleine Levins.
Running under brisk conditions, Levins shattered the Canadian men 's marathon record by 44 seconds.
Levins was born in Spokane, Washington.
The term metapopulation was coined by Levins in 1969 to describe a " population of populations.
The Levins have gone, but not due to Elias . One died, I am not sure which.
You do not think I did this, do you? Oh, hell no . Levins called.
Levins is armed with wrist-blasters which can deliver an electrical shock within a range of 35 feet 11 m.
Let us see, the Murphys, the Mullens, the Levins.
Levins called . He thinks it 's a problem.
