'meso' is a valid word in English and can be used in written English.
Generally, it is used to describe something that is intermediate in scale, size, or position between two extremes. For example, "The meso level of government is responsible for providing essential services to local citizens."
Yet how honest, in contrast, they are about mortality itself.The commonest of all graveyard sentiments, for centuries until about 1850, was some variant of this memento mori Behold the place wherein I lyeFor as thou art sometyme was IAnd as I am so shalt thou beFrom lyfe to death follow meSo runs the memorial brass of Ioane Day in the splendid flint-walled church of Clavering, Essex.
Each of the three somites of the thorax bears a pair of legs, and both the meso- and metathorax bear a pair of wings.
Three stereoisomers are possible: one pair of enantiomers (A and B) and an achiral molecule C, called a "meso compound".
To test the question of sufficiency, for example, look at the meso compound C of 2,3-dimethylbutane.
Macedonian specialties include ajvar (a sauce made from sweet red peppers), tavce gravce (baked beans), shopska salata (a salad combining sliced cucumbers, onions, and tomatoes with soft white cheese), and selsko meso (pork chops and mushrooms in brown gravy).
An example is the pair consisting of either of the two optically active forms of tartaric acid (either the dextrorotatory or levorotatory form) and the optically inactive meso form of the same acid (mesotartaric acid).
The linguistic family to which the Nahua belong (the Uto-Aztecan) is the only Meso-American family with affinities to languages north of the Rio Grande, including those of such western U.S. Indians as the Hopi, Paiute, and Shoshone.
Yet in 1519 it supported a population of 1,000,000 to 1,500,000; i.e., a density of 500 people per square mile (200 per square kilometre), the densest population in Meso-American history.
The population in 1519 was about 400,000 people, the largest and densest concentration in Meso-American history.
The separation between Postclassic and Classic is therefore little more than a convenient way of splitting up the long chronicle of Meso-American cultural development into manageable units for discussion and analysis.
One of the functions of Meso-American writing was to record the succession and achievements of dynastic lines, and consequently it served as a validation of power.
