9 thoughts on “ Codex ”

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2. Codex is a global, ultra-dark, scientific R&D conglomerate and Eco-Terrorist organisation that has existed since the 14th century. Formed in the aftermath of the Black Plague by a group of wealthy, enlightened individuals, Codex was designed to be a scientific safeguard for the planet, to protect it against plague, famine, degradation and if necessary humanity itself.

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3. Resident Evil 3-CODEX This game, Resident Evil 3, reimagines this city as it falls into chaos beneath the undead horde, with a level of detail and fidelity that can only now be realized with current technology. Taking a trip back to Raccoon City.

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4. The Codex Alimentarius Commission develops and adopts food standards that serve as a reference for international food trade.

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5. This is the AAOS Code-X home page.

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7. Codex DNA is building biology. Creators of the BioXp™ system, the world’s only fully automated gene synthesis platform, and the industry-standard Gibson Assembly® methodology, Codex DNA empowers researchers with the tools they need to rapidly and securely design, code, and synthesize DNA.

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8. Codices (note this unusual plural form) were usually written on parchment, the specially prepared skin of a sheep or goat, or papyrus, the ancestor of paper. Because codices were handwritten, there were few copies of any single codex, and sometimes only a single copy.

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9. Define codex. codex synonyms, codex pronunciation, codex translation, English dictionary definition of codex. n. pl. co·di·ces A manuscript volume, especially of a .

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