meso

• He was a spectacular meso-morph, built of nothing except large quantities of bone and sinew and muscle. —  Lee Child - [Reacher 12] - Nothing to Lose
• Mexicans are not Hispanic, they are native (meso-american), so sorry I do not know where you are trying to go with your arguement. —  East Side Boxing
• Newman told me this in a phone conversation about the theory of form he'll be presenting at the Altenberg meeting: he idea is that when multicellularity first emerged [a half billion years ago] the products of a number of genes that existed in single-celled organisms, and had evolved for single cell purposes, began to mobilize physical forces and physical processes that are characteristic of materials at a larger ( 'meso') scale. —  ScreenTalk
• They know I can tell them the difference between the meso - and synoptic - scale meteorology. —  RVABlogs
• "Any time the Government taxes something it is for their benefit not ours." meso: —  Propeller Most Popular Stories

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