WHAT DOES LACUNOSITY MEAN IN ENGLISH?
Definition of lacunosity in the English dictionary
The definition of lacunosity in the dictionary is the quality or state of being of, relating to, or containing a gap or space, esp in a book or manuscript. Other definition of lacunosity is the quality or state of being of, relating to, or containing a cavity or depression, such as any of the spaces in the matrix of bone.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LACUNOSITY»
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Autonomic and Trusted Computing: 6th International ...
... manner to accountforbehaviour which emerges at the system levelofamulti-
agentsystem. Onestrength of the approach has been the ease with which the
physical conditions ofconnectedness and lacunosity arise as necessary
forcorrectness.
Juan González Nieto, Guojun Wang, Wolfgang Reif, 2009
2
The Egyptian Hermes: A Historical Approach to the Late Pagan ...
a combination of magical ceremonies with sacred formulae.58 But it is with the
later evolution of theurgy in the Platonist milieu that we are mainly concerned,
and here we find some compensation for the lacunosity of the Oracula. Porphyry,
so ...
3
Perspectives on Perception
This background is frequently observed; it often explains the lacunosity of these
difficult Aristotelian chapters. 78 Compare the importance of the soul's view of
things outside the cave at Republic 516b. 79 Compare Philebus 38c ff.; Republic
...
Mary Margaret McCabe, Mark Textor, 2007
4
Contemporary Indian Women: Violence and exploitation
Law thus becomes a potent tool for perpetrating and perpetuating the oppression
of women", "...most laws promulgated to protect women's rights are antithetical to
the very Constitution of India. Further the male ethos, the lacunosity which ...
Dharm Vir, Kamlesh Mahajan, 1996
5
Transactions of the American Philological Association
The variegated, inconsistent picture it presents is no trick played by its lacunosity,
but a function of its diverse origins and uses; thus in a text like Idyll 15, it is not
simply a question for us to unravel syncretistic matter from some essential Adonia
.
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Crossword Lists & Crossword Solver: Over 100,000 Potential ...
... LACTESCENT LACTIC ACID LACTOGENIC LACTOMETER LACTOSCOPE
LACUNOSITY LACUSTRINE LADY-KILLER LADY'S-SMOCK LAMARCKIAN
LAMARCKISM LAMASERIES LAMBASTING LAMBDACISM LAMBREQUIN
LAMBS ...
7
Naples, from Roman Town to City-State: An Archaeological ...
As we shall see, Naples seems to satisfy the criteria that have been advanced
above for the identification of a medieval town or city.6 Though I shall develop my
argument using archaeological and textual data, I want to stress the lacunosity of
...
Paul (Paul R.) Arthur, 2002
8
Women, Law, and Social Change in India
This enhanced the dialectics of law but could not obliterate it as this Act too like
others came to be known for its lacunosity - the root of dialectics. But the root of
the roots of the dialectics of law, lies in "man - his ethos, ambience, mores and ...
9
Indian women, the captured beings
Further the male ethos, the lacunosity which perforates the structure of legality,
the retrogressive elements, the lax implementation or enforcement, the genderist
judgements and the distinct personal laws grounded in religion, combine and ...
10
Women, Welfare, and Development: A Source Book
Moreover, the male ethos, the lacunosity which perforates the structure of legality,
the retrogressive elements, the lack of implementation or enforcement, the
genderist judgments, and the distinct personal laws grounded in religion,
combine ...
Dharam Paul Chowdhry, 1992
