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What is the full form of 3ds max?
3D Studio Max
Is Max a proper noun?
The name Max is a proper noun.
Is max a proper noun or common noun?
The noun 'max' (lower case m) is a common noun, a shortened form of the noun maximum.The noun 'Max' (capital M) is a proper noun, the name of a person; often a shortened form of the name Maximilian or Maxwell.
What is the correct way to show possessive of the name Max?
The possessive form is Max's.
Who is max in the book stotan?
max is a coach on the Robert frost high swim team
Which German surrealist artist invented a distinctive collage technique?
Max ErnstAnswer 2: It is true that Max Ernst was a German surrealist (or dadaist) but he did not use collage. The answer to the question is KURT SCHWITTERS.
What is name of painting by dadaist Max?
Ernsts
What is the difference between Andy Warhol's painting and Max Ernst's art work?
Warhol was a pop artist, painted everyday objects in a realistic manner. Max Ernst, dadaist and surrealist, painted dreams and scenes difficult to explain rationally.
Who is Max Fields?
Max Fields is a German communications company.
Were Max Uhle's parents Irish or German?
Max Uhle was born in Dresden (Germany) in 1856 of German parents.
How do you say max in German?
Also max. as short form or maximal.
Is Max Schneider German?
Yes it is
What is the German painter Max's last name?
I can think of three: Max Beckmann, Max Ernst und Max Pechstein
What nationality is Max green of Escape The Fate?
Max green is of german descent
What has the author Helmut Max Erxleben written?
Helmut Max Erxleben has written: 'Totalitarianism in the modern German novel' -- subject(s): German fiction
Who is max hacker?
i guess he is a german hacker , who is well knopwn for his hacking skills , and there is almax hacker who is an arab hacker who is super but nothing compared to the german max
What has the author Max Diez written?
Max Diez has written: 'Analogical tendencies in the German substantive' -- subject(s): Analogy, Gender, German language, Noun
