Ocra

O´cra

n. 1. (Bot.) See Okra.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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In line with the deal, Resolute will own 32,364,960 shares of Ocra, representing approximately 15% of its capital.

Australian firm, Canadian miner join hand to develop gold project in Sudan

This guide outlines the application of the OCRA (Occupational Repetitive Actions) system to the analysis and management of the risk of biomechanical overload of the upper limbs.

Risk Analysis and Management of Repetitive Actions: A Guide for Applying the OCRA System (Occupational Repetitive Actions), 3rd Edition

"The partnership working with the local Councillors and OCRA has been crucial in achieving this outcome and we look forward to residents reaping the rewards in many years to come".

Town gets green gym in park for 'access at any time of the day'

In addition, USATSCH Office of the Chief, Reserve Affairs (OCRA) worked with the state of Virginia in the development of the "Troops to Trucks" program.

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Swivel Secure has integrated the Initiative for Open AuTHentication (OATH) Challenge Response Algorithm (OCRA) in its authentication platform.

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On the other side, RAU is based on a previously developed optically controlled reconfigurable antenna (OCRA) [34] for data transmission and a broadband antenna for performing SS.

Implementation of an optical-wireless network with spectrum sensing and dynamic resource allocation using optically controlled reconfigurable antennas

here ocra ON BANK fid But it also noted fewer businesses are indicating reduction in demand or business and consumer confidence as significant issues.

Small & medium firms expanding; 25% optimistic about future and 58% to hire more staff