10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ACÂN» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
acân in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
acân im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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J'apprends l'arabe tchadien - Pagina 274
Min al-binêye talga karabatha wa gammat tagnit, ajala kê binâdu l wallâda taji wa tantîha almi igid wallâ almi zurra'1 acân tawlid ajala. Wakit wîldat, al wallâda tilaggi l-saxîr fî l gadah walla fî îdênha, tagta l-surra be mûs jadîd wa muxassal be ...
Patrice Jullien de Pommerol, 1999
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Dictionnaire arabe tchadien-français: suivi d'un index ... - Pagina 469
'Hù ga"adânifi bêtah caharên acân bêti l xariframah. Il m'a hébergé chez lui pendant deux mois parce que la pluie avait démoli ma maison. ga"âda / ga'â'îd n.f.mrph. intf., Syn. ga'âda, = le pluriel ga"âdât, Cf. banbar, kanaba, kursi, ses, * qçd, ...
Patrice Jullien de Pommerol, 1999
Jade the chameleon challenges Jacob the elephant to a race. None of them expected the outcome. This is a tale on how wisdom is far better than strength.
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Plauti comœdiæ septem ... Seven comedies ... select, tr. ... - Pagina 109
Acan. Wb*.t is it therefore that you wish? — Cha. I wil tell you,— Acan. Tell it ! — Cha. Truly I wish to speak softly. T-Acan. You are afraid now that you may awake the sleeping spectators. — Cha. [Threatening with his hand.] Woe to you !
Titus Maccius Plautus, 1827
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Plauti Comoediae Septem Selectae, Anglice Redditae, ... - Pagina 109
Acan. Tell it!-Cha. Truly I wish to speak softly. –Acan. You are afraid now that you may awake the sleeping spectators.–Cha. [Threatening with his hand.] Woe to you ! -Acan. Truly I bring to you this matter from the port!Cha. What do you bring?
Titus Maccius Plautus, 1827
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Plauti Comœdiæ Septem Selectæ; Anglice Redditæ, Expurgatæ. ...
—Acan. What is it therefore that you wish?–Cha. I wil tell you.—Acan. Tell it!—Cha. Truly I wish to speak softly. —Acan. You are afraid now that you may awake the sleeping spectators.—Cha. [Threatening with his hand.] Woe to you! —Acan.
Titus Maccius Plautus, George Sackville COTTER, 1827
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Rethinking Japan Vol 1.: Literature, Visual Arts & Linguistics
Thus, kir-eru acan cut« ner-eru acan knead« kir-areru acan wear« ner-areru acan sleep« kaer-eru acan return« ir-eru acan roast« kaer-areru acan change« ir-areru acan shoot an arrow« Theoccurrences of the two auxiliaries, -eru acan« or ...
Adriana Boscaro, Franco Gatti, Massimo Raveri, 2014
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Iosua: Cine nu răspunde cu credincioşie la credincioşia ... - Pagina 95
În felul aceasta, Acan este adus în prezenţa Celui care a dirijat sorțul spre el, în faţa Căruia totul este gol şi descoperit. Cum putea Acan să nu mărturisească păcatul lui? Este însă important să-i ascultăm mărturisirea: "Acan a răspuns lui ...
Beniamin Faragau, Beniamin Fărăgău, 2012
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Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Learning -- ICANN ...
The ACAN can reproduce all the possible four groups of neurons as well as their corresponding bifurcations, excitabilities, and spikings. (a1)–(d1) The response characteristics, i.e., relationships between the post-synaptic stimulation strength I ...
Alessandro Villa, Wlodzislaw Duch, Péter Érdi, 2012
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Symbolic Rewriting Techniques - Pagina 171
The case q = acan(p) * b is similar in case HT(acan(p)) = £'inv(a). Hence let us assume HT(acan(p)) = t' o inv(a) ^ <'inv(a). Then t' = t"k, t' o inv(a) = fl and fcinv(a) — > l C T. The rule corresponding to b C Cacan(p) then is lb — > c G T. We have ...
Manuel Bronstein, Johannes Grabmeier, Volker Weispfenning, 1998
