10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNFAVOURABLENESS»
Discover the use of
unfavourableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unfavourableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
An Inqury Into The Cases Of Pain And Suffering
that defining "pain" in term of "sensation" and the mark of "unfavourableness"
reminds us of one of the vague and unsatisfactory attempt at defining by per
genus et diferentia. In fact the rule is not so clear as it appears to be because
even in ...
2
Organizat'L Designs 4 Excellence
The three dimensions of operating environment that were associated with a
number of indicators of organizational performance were unfavourableness of
the environment, buoyancy of the environment, and technological sophistication
of the ...
They should all appear to be discriminating, that is, to be answered differently
according as to whether respondents have attitude of differing degrees of
favourableness/ unfavourableness towards the object. Each statement is printed
on a ...
4
The Public Significance of Religion
Our hypothesis that religious monism is a predictor of unfavourableness to
participation in others' religious rituals holds good for our Christian and Muslim
respondents. In their case, the negative effect of religious monism on cross-
religious ...
Leslie Francis, Hans-Georg Ziebertz, 2011
5
Lectures in Applied Mathematics and Informatics
Morisita took the value EA + nA (EB + nB) to represent the degree of
unfavourableness of habitat A (B). Thus, unfavourableness increases with
population density, and the intrinsic unfavourableness of habitats A and B are
characterized by EA ...
6
Select speeches of the Right Honourable George Canning: with ...
If he differs, I refer him for conviction to my right honourable friend: if he agrees,
there, is no escape from the conclusion to which this admission leads — that the
unfavourableness of the exchange, which would be, in part at least, cured by a ...
George Canning, Robert Walsh, 1835
If the value of Q is small, it indicates that there is agreement among the
respondents in judging the degree of favourableness or unfavourableness of a
statement. By the same token, a large value of Q indicates disagreement among
the judges ...
8
English Sanitary Institutions: Reviewed in Their Course of ...
While districts were only to be judged and compared in respect of their total
unfavourableness to life, while the unfavourableness could only be spoken of in
lump, sanitary practice must be as * In looking back, from this distance of many
years, ...
9
Reports on the Settlement of the Land Revenyue of the ...
This net decrease which is the result of the actual changes in holdings, referred
to in paragraph 15, and which is entirely composed of dry lands, is on the whole
attributable to the unfavourableness of the season. 28. There is, however, a small
...
10
Richard Wagner's Prose Works
drag them naked and frostbitten through the Christian- German sand of " Mark "
Brandenburg, set them up amidst the windy firs of " Sans-Souci," and chatter from
between our teeth a learned sigh anent the unfavourableness of our climate.
Richard Wagner, William Ashton Ellis, 1892
