10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRACEABLENESS»
Discover the use of
traceableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
traceableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Modern Painters: pt. 4. Of many things
... and fawn, and so again up to man, only there is less traceableness of the
principle in the mouths of the lower animals, because they are in slight measure
only capable of expression, and chiefly used as instruments, and that of low
function, ...
The proofs of identity in nature between glanders and farcy rest upon — 1st, their
reciprocity of production through inoculation; 2dly, their traceableness * Des
Diverges Especes de Morve et de Farcin, considerees comme des Formes
variees ...
longman, brown, green, and longmans,
1845
... and fawn, and so again up to man, only there is less traceableness of the
principle in the mouths of the lower animals, because they are in slight measure
only capable of expression, and chiefly used as instruments, and that of low
function, ...
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The Builder And The Plan:
... the ascending soul is ofthedust Remember that Principleand the Derived
beingin which is Soul, the Likeness of God, are back of what is called "dust," that
with "dust" begins the traceableness of ascent or evolution; its registration as it
were.
Ursula N. Gestefeld,
2014
... and fawn, and so again up to man, only there is less traceableness of the
principle in the mouths of the lower animals, because they are in slight measure
only capable of expression, and chiefly used as instruments, and that of low
function, ...
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Homicide: A Bibliography, Second Edition
Field and Stream, 83,20+. (Hokum - Handguns) Drooz, R.B. (1977) Handguns
and hokum; A methodological problem. J Am Med Assoc, 238(1), 43-45. (
Traceability - Gunshots) Kijewski, H. (1977) Traceableness of smoldering
elements 162.
Bal K. Jerath, Rajinder Jerath,
1993
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Ezra Pound and Confucianism: Remaking Humanism in the Face ...
... a theory of reading, which I have named 'etymographic reading.' What appears
particularly germinal in Fenollosa's formulation is the idea of the traceableness of
the metaphorical process of signification, a retrospective act of understanding ...
... and fawn, and so again up to man, only there is less traceableness of the
principle in the mouths of the lower animals, because they are in slight measure
only capable of expression, and chiefly used as instruments, and that of low
function, ...
But that teleological intelligibility has nothing to do with this logical intelligibility (
coherence through the relation of implication) or with scientific intelligibility (
traceableness to uniform antecedents, or having an assignable place in a
mechanical ...
Frederick Robert Tennant,
1928
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Strategy for Action – II: Strategy Formulation, Development, ...
... the market, i.e. the components of the perceived or perceivable value; for
example, and simplifying: — brand image; — product quality (in terms of
functional performance); — product accessibility (in terms of availability and
traceableness); ...
Giorgio Gandellini, alberto pezzi, Daniela Venanzi,
2013