10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REITERATIVELY»
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reiteratively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Dissenting Fictions: Identity and Resistance in the ...
Through this relationship, the subject is reiteratively identified in relation to
structures, but the possibility exists for repeating identity codes with a dijference.
And it is not just a possibility. The dissenting subject moves from possible to
actual ...
2
American Exceptionalism in the Age of Globalization: The ...
What matters in Cooper's representation of the Leatherstocking in The Last of the
Mohicans is not the radical opposition between what he reiteratively calls the "
sagacity" gained by the frontiersman by way of his self-reliance — his immediate
...
3
The World's Religions: A Contemporary Reader
... but, in Walzer's words, on the “reiteratively particularist” convergence of
normative practices.13 Thus Christians and Muslims may agree on the in bello
norm of noncombatant immunity, but their agreement is not foreordained by
natural law.
1. once more, a second time, anew, afresh, newly, freshly; in addition, over,
repeatedly, recurrently, reiteratively; another time, encore, bis, da capo, ditto,
Archaic, anon. 2. moreover, besides, further, furthermore, as well as, in addition
to.
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
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Local Shakespeares: Proximations and Power
... an 'outside' (which produces recognition of proximity and approximation -
always and only reiteratively so) to a patriarchal 'inside' (dependent on the
construction of binary oppositions, similarly reiteratively constituted and
constitutive) that, ...
6
Technical Editor's Handbook: A Desk Guide for All Processors ...
Since the swing periodically, harmonically, and reiteratively makes an angle tthe
engineer likes to say descrihes an anglel, this sort of motion is known aa angular
motion. And when the swing or pendulum is made to go at a given velocity thy ...
George Freedman, Deborah A. Freedman, 1985
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Computational Intelligence: Research Frontiers: IEEE World ...
The classical clustering algorithms [2], [16], [18], [61], however, are usually rather
heavy computationally, since in most approaches, every data item must be
compared with all of the other ones, maybe reiteratively. For masses of data this
is ...
Jacek M. Zurada, Gary G. Yen, Jun Wang, 2008
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Ethics, Justice and International Relations: Constructing an ...
It is reiteratively particularist and locally significant, intimately bound up with the
maximal moralities created here, here and here, in specific times and places.55
This is quite obviously an aspect of the developmental communitarian challenge
...
9
Voluptuous Philosophy: Literary Materialism in the French ...
For Lucretius, the transmission of Epicurean doctrine depends both upon the
preservation of the Epicurean canon and upon the reliability of figure as a
substantially suasive force that reiteratively and vis- cerally engages the reader
with the ...
10
Disability in the Global Sport Arena: A Sporting Chance
In order for Pistorius to qualify as a 'natural athlete', one whose success is
founded in his extensive and disciplined training and not his technological
enhancement, he must reiteratively disavow his dependence on any
connectedness to an ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REITERATIVELY»
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Rohingya in Cambodia as Asylum Seekers
Reiteratively, due to miscarriage she advised us to contact with Rohingya organizations and other humanitarian organizations. JRS helps us only for rent room, ... «Salem-News.Com, Sep 13»
