WAS BEDEUTET INCIDÉNT AUF RUMÄNISCH
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Definition von incidént im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
INCIDÉNT2 ~ n n. 1) Unerwarteter (und unangenehmer) Unfall, eine Schwierigkeit, die während einer Handlung auftritt. 2) Ich schwöre. Einspruch, der dabei von einer der beteiligten Parteien erhoben wird und den Satz beeinflussen kann. INCIDÉNT2 ~e n. 1) Întâmplare neașteptată (și neplăcută), dificultate care survine în cursul unei acțiuni. 2) jur. Obiecție făcută în cursul procesului de una dintre părțile implicate, care poate influența sentința.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «INCIDÉNT» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
incidént in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
incidént im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Practicks of the Laws of Scotland: Observed and Collected ...
There canno be Incident ganted againstanoth ora Dicharge alledg: ed granted to the Pursuer of the Incidént, if the me never běcame his Evident: For as it might not becalled for by an ordinary Action, neither * • mayitbyan İncident. . . . . . - « i Ín ...
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Essential 18000 English-Maltese Medical Words Dictionary:
462 accident- proneness susceptibility to accidents based on psychological causes or motivations, usually unconscious. inċident- proneness suxxettibilità għal inċidenti bbażati fuq kawżi jew motivazzjonijiet psikoloġiċi, normalment sensih.
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Practical Cinematography
... though theyhave onething in common, as we have seen¥ theyall thinkthey are looking atascene with anaverage reflectance value of18 per cent. The fivebasic types are: ́Built-in. camera meters. ́Reflected. lightmeters. ́Incident. light meters.
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Clay's Handbook of Environmental Health
́Incident. Management focusing on informationthat may be needed duringchemical incidents, such as physicochemical properties, health effects and decontamination. ́ Toxicological Overview provides more in-depth toxicology of the ...
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Phase Transitions Cargèse 1980 - Pagina 32
The solid line represents the corresponding theoretical behaviour. For Ref. [16]. It is nearly impossible to obtain accurately the constant I., due to numerous corrections from volume, scattering angle, incidént power, etc. . . and to the unknown ...
J. Levy, Jean Zinn-Justin, Maurice Levy, 2012
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Electro-optic and Photorefractive Materials: Proceedings ... - Pagina 371
A photomultiplier tube monitors a small fraction of the incidént power and another photomultiplier monitors the tran:tted power. A detailed description of the experimental setup is given in Ref. . If we consider the delay time T and the response ...
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Albanian Rhyming Dictionary - Pagina 81
... m. ént i m. intendént i m. incidént i m. koefiçént i m. fragmént i m. elemént i m. falimént i m. kliént i m. ezaurimént i m. instrumént i m. eksperimént i m. koherént e m. fotoelemént i m. eksponént i m. konvergjént e mb. njëvalént e mb. kompetént ...
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Exo- 1 and the Rocksolid Steelbots #1
Adam Besenyodi, Shawn Pryor. T2ACCO2P6' ONLÜ PU2PO4% (5 TO ADVANCE HUMAN 28HABAND PH%ICAL LABog, "OU A\ Age QUTTà NAIVë. A \ ONCE THEL KNEW Op. THE >. INCIDéNT 3. L'éAø6 A&O, Wé HAC TO 2UN Ta 6T6 TO ...
Adam Besenyodi, Shawn Pryor, 2014
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American State Papers: Documents, Legislative and ...
... oi our militia, the Union will not only completely secure its territory, but preserve its national institutions from those violent shocks and revolutions which, . in every age and in every nation, have been too often incidént to a state of war.
United States. Congress, 1834
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Memoirs of Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia, Daughter of ...
During'that interval she had experienced all the petty cares incidént to petty courts, had endured with complacency her husband's infidelities, and learnt to suppress whatever sentiment was inimical to the extension of her own personal ...
Elizabeth Ogilvie Benger, 1825
