10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIFFUSEDNESS»
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scious forms emotion is distinguished by its strength and felt diffusedness.
Strength does not necessarily imply violence. The violent emotions, which have
all marked bodily results, are connected with the self in the selfish and narrow
sense of ...
George Croom Robertson, George Frederick Stout, 1894
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Border is fate: a study of Mid-European diffused ethnic ...
To the grade of representativeness of our pilot study, also in more generic ethnic
terms, the answer to the above first question appears to be that diffusedness is
both quantitative and qualitative concept. Its quantitative aspect is intrinsic and ...
Julius Varsányi, Australian Carpathian Federation, 1982
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Transactions - International Congress on Large Dams
T = Initial temperature at the outside, in °C TOI = Upstream temperature increase
in °C/hour T0 2 = Downstream temperature increase in °C/hour L = Width of the
wall in meters a2 = Coefficient of diffusedness in m2/hour t =Time in hours f(x) ...
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Revue de droit international, de sciences diplomatiques, ...
comparative tables reveal and manifest, are in some cases so wide from the
observed comparable behavioral postures of the compact categories of the same
ethnic groups that the question arises : is the phenomenon of diffusedness a ...
5
An Attempt to Render the Pronunciation of the English ...
dier, 163 diet, 161 dietetic, 258 differ, 139 differently, 218 difficulty, 213 diffidence,
182. diffidently, 2 z 8 diffortnity, 222 diffuse, 172 diffusedly, 206 diffusedness, 206
diffuseness, 206 diffusely, 206 diffusion, 205 diffufive, 205 diffusivetxefs, 238 ...
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Простёивать. Прострённо ‚ ad. extensively, spaciously, amply; in detail ,
circumstantially ; дШизе1у‚ prolixly. Hpocháx-moc'rb, extensiveuess,
spaciousness, ampleness, diffusedness, prolixityHpochál-mbn'a, a. extensive ,
spacious, ample; ...
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An Inquiry Concerning that Disturbed State of the Vital ...
The narrative in detail affords a valuable specimen of the complication and
diffusedness of the aches and pains which occasionally supervene upon severe
local irritation, and the alarm which they excite by their utter intractablenessto ...
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The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
ONE of my designs, Ihad in making this experiment, being to examine a
conjecture I-had made about the great diffusedness of the noctilucal matter, the
subtilty of whose particles made me think they were not to be judged absent,
where-ever ...
9
Restructuring Development Theories and Policies: A Critical ...
While the traditional societies are characterized by affectiveness, collectivity,
particularism, ascription, and diffusedness; the modern societies are featured by
affective-neutrality, self-orientedness, universalism, achievement orientation, and
...
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The American Review of History and Politics, and General ...
... from an unavoidable interference with private pursuits, must, necessarily,
increase in proportion with the extent of territory, over which the population is
spread, from which the contributions are to be obtained, and with the
diffusedness of that ...
