0 a Latin word meaning "head", used in the names of head-shaped parts on organs or structures in the body
Black pads were hugged to his ears by a steel strip that curved behind his head, and he wore a hard hat that seemed merely to perch insecurely on his caput instead of fit.
Consequently, per capita grain availability varies significantly, which makes the movements of grains between regions necessary.
Rural prefectures need more money per capita to provide the same service level as urban ones, since they have to improve their living infrastructure.
Furthermore, we explored other economic indicators, such as the growth of real gross state product per capita, which is available since 1977.
A per capita rule would apply if egalitarian ethical considerations were predominant.
Each additional representative a region had per million inhabitants earned it on average an extra 72,000 roubles per capita in net transfers.
Both per capita wealth and this alternative measure of judicial efficiency exhibited statistically significant coefficients.
By staying within the safe environmental limits, much of the biodiversity would be conserved, while income per capita rose.
