The phrase "a kok" is not correct or usable in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to something specific, but without context, it is unclear when it could be appropriately used.
Example: "He was known for his unique style, often wearing a hat that resembled a kok."
Alternatives: "a hat" or "a cap".
NETHERLANDS: H Heijmans, HS The, H Franke, J van Riel, S van der Vegt, E Boven, P Houben, A Kok, H van Weering, A van de Walle, Burggraaf and R Mulder.
Spirometry was performed using a KOKO® (Pulmonary Data Services, Inc., Louisville, CO) pneumotach in accordance with American Thoracic Society guidelines[ 22].
Mwen se sel met peyi-a, sel kok ki kapab chante".
Such experiments will be a challenge, Kok says, because it's hard to prevent these midair collisions when recreating a sandstorm in a wind tunnel or when measuring speeds of windblown sand in the field.
Riot police cleared tents and barricades from a Mong Kok road early on Friday morning, saying it was needed to ease traffic congestion caused by the rallies, which have lasted three weeks.
A study Kok et al. 2007 comparing the effect of lithium augmentation with phenelzine among patients with treatment-resistant major depressive disorder reported two deaths in the lithium group (n = 15) while using nortriptyline.
As the next part of the process, we now need to link the change objectives to theoretical methods and apply those methods correctly in an intervention (Kok, 2014).
There is now a lot of sympathy for Mr Kok, a respected leader brought low by a seven-year-old affair which, though he has accepted responsibility, was not his fault.Nor was it only or even mainly that of the Dutch.
Apart from the chess itself, the Olympiad will also feature the FIDE Congress and FIDE elections in which the incumbent Kirsan Ilyumzhinov is being challenged by a ticket led by Bessel Kok: a Dutch businessman with considerable experience both of running splendid tournaments and negotiating with the players.
The violence in the area of Kowloon had begun in the afternoon, when a large group of men descended on the few remaining protesters at a satellite gathering in Mong Kok, a sprawling shopping district that draws tourists and the city's working class.
Building with nature is a special challenge in urban areas, said Matthijs Kok, a flood-risk professor at TU Delft and a member of the environmental consulting firm HKV Consultants.
