10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASCENDIBLE»
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Conceptual Structures: Leveraging Semantic Technologies - ...
An ascendible path in the coveringrelation extends froman element ofthestarting
subset andterminates at an unpruned element.The descendible paths are
defined dually. Definition 6 (Ascendible Paths). Let P be a poset, let A ⊆ P,
andletC up ...
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Digest of the decisions of the supreme judicial court of the ...
... ascent of rivers, and who have acquired, from observation, superior knowledge
upon that subject, are admissible in evidence, to show that a stream, in its natural
state, would or would not be ascendible by such fish. Cottrill v. Myrick, int. 222.
... inevasible, excusable, inexpressible, indefatigable, fusible, accessible,
impenetrable, impatible, persuasihle, admissible, ascendible, comprehensible,
conquerable, salvable, uucontrovertible, congealable, warrantable, invincible,
vegetable, ...
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Report of the District of Jessore: Its Antiquities, Its ...
... but none of them appear to be ascendible ; and the walls show in several
places the same little circlets traced on the face of the brick which are used to
ornament the larger structure near Baghahat. 27. Inside we find of course only
four ...
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Blackstone's Commentaries: With Notes of Reference, to the ...
The ascendible quality communicated to real estates by/ the act , of I785, is
diametrically in opposition to one of the fundamental maxims of the common law,
according to which, inheritances should rather escheat, than violate the laws of ...
Sir William Blackstone, St. George Tucker, Edward Christian, 1803
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The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
... till we arrived at two distinct separations in it, one bending to the left, the other
to the right; and fronting us is a. large garden planted principally with potutoes,
but much of it so steep as not to be ascendible without difficulty; at the upper part
of ...
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The Modern History of England ...
The Germans hanging back, from finding the walls not so ascendible as was
expected, only roused him to more desperate daring. As an example of
unshrinking resolution, he seized a ladder to mount to the walls himself, and
placing it with his ...
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The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest ...
He asked the lawyers, whether property did not always descend, and whether it
was ever ascendible ? vHe saw no good end the present resolution could effect;
on the contrary, it appeared to him calculated to promote nothing but division and
...
Great Britain. Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard, 1816
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Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England from the Norman ...
He asked the lawyers, whether Property did not always descend, and whether it
was ever ascendible ? He saw no good end the present resolution could efibct;
on the contrary, it appeared to him calculated to promote nothing but division and
...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, 1816
10
Commentaries on the Laws of England
And so likewise, if a man grants a lease for life to A, reserving rent, with reversion
to B, and his heirs, B hath a remainder ascendible to his heirs general, and not a
reversion to which the rent is incident; but the grantor shall be entitled to the ...
Sir William Blackstone, Joseph Chitty, 1826
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ASCENDIBLE»
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Steve Forbes: US Heading for Recession With 2nd Obama Term
They get to finance the deficit at no ascendible cost. It's going to be very hard on the economy, especially new and growing businesses." «NewsMax.com, Nov 12»
