Cox

Cox stands for:

( 1476 ) Cox, the main belt asteroid
Cox ( surname), one of the medieval nickname cok, meaning " rooster" derived English surname, name of carrier, see there
Cox ( Haute- Garonne), commune in the Haute- Garonne, France, see List of communities in the department of Haute -Garonne # H
Cox Enterprises, one of the world 's largest media companies, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Cox 's equation describes the temperature dependence of the saturation vapor pressure
Cox's clock, developed by James Cox and Jean -Joseph Merlin 1760 clock, the air pressure differences used to automatically raise her thread and so the impression of a perpetuum mobile mediated
Mr. Cox (1932-2012), real name Jürgen Wolf grams, was a German magician ( illusionist ), who in 1964 won the world champion title of the magician

Apple varieties:

Cox's Orange Pippin, a counting of the rennet apples sort of culture apple (Malus domestica)
Cox Pomona, a variety of apple Culture of apple
Holsteiner Cox, a variety of cultural apple (Malus domestica)

Places in the United States:

CoX is an abbreviation for:

City of Heroes / City of Villains, computer game (if both summary performance parts are meant )

COX is an abbreviation for:

Clan of Xymox, a band from Nijmegen, which emerged from the Dutch squatters 1984
Cyclooxygenases, the key enzymes at the beginning of prostaglandin synthesis
Called cytochrome c oxidase enzyme, and complex IV of the respiratory chain

In NRHP -listed objects: