The phrase "as oca" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
Without context, it is unclear what you intend to convey with this phrase, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "I will proceed as oca" does not make sense in standard English.
Alternatives: "as is" or "as such".
It's about things such as oca – they're like potatoes but they come in really fun colours; red, yellows and oranges.
But the Pennard nursery has also picked up on a trendy demand, particularly among those new to growing food, for novelties such as oca, a knobbly tuber confusingly called the New Zealand yam (although it comes from South America) and yacon, another tuber, though less knobbly, from the Andes.
We evaluate the proposed POCA algorithm by comparing it with channel assignment algorithm based on OCs (termed as OCA for short below) in different scenarios.
At the forefront are organizations such as OCA and 80-20.
Chen, who was a member of the Organization of Chinese Americans (now known as OCA — Asian Pacific American Advocates), inspired the group to urge the Postal Service to issue a stamp honoring the contributions of Chinese Americans in the U.S. Hawaii graphic artist Clarence Lee designed the first stamp in 1992 to commemorate the Year of the Rooster.
Longitudinal preparations to examine small animal cortical tissue with optical imaging techniques such as OCA or two-photon microscopy involve a thinned skull, window implantation, or a hybrid preparation [ 26– 28].
Experimental studies on optical clearing of normal and pathological skin, some other tissues and blood have been reported by using glycerol [ 14– 28], glucose [ 6, 21], dextran [ 29], propylene glycol (PG) [ 22, 25], polyethylene glycol (PEG) [ 6, 23] and other pharmaceutical products as OCAs.
Several other plants were domesticated in South American environments, such as quinoa and canahua, both small grains used as cereals, and tuberoses such as ullucu and oca.
Friends described Mr. Montes De Oca as a quiet, reserved man who worked 12-hour days, usually six days a week, to support his pregnant wife and four children.
This figure places the OCA as the 24th largest Christian denomination in the United States, and the second largest Eastern Orthodox church in the country, after the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
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