WHAT DOES CONSISTÉNT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of consistént in the Romanian dictionary
CONSISTENCY (s) 1) (about bodies) Which is in the paste state; with low fluidity; solid; stout. 2) (about food) Contains many nutrients; rich in nutrients; substantial. CONSISTÉNT ~tă (~ți, ~te) 1) (despre corpuri) Care este în stare de pastă; cu fluiditate redusă; solid; vârtos. 2) (despre hrană) Care conține multe substanțe nutritive; bogat în substanțe nutritive; substanțial.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CONSISTÉNT»
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consistént in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
consistént and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Diccionario valenciano-castellano - Pagina 209
V. Consistént y Consistinl. Consisleixer. V . Consistir. Consistèneia. Consistencia, en dos acepciones. Consistént. adj. Consistente. Consistènça. V. Consistèneia. Consislint. Consistiendo. Consistir. Consistir , en dos acepciones. Consistit.
José Escrig y Martínez, 1851
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London - Volumul 1 - Pagina 516
... perfectly consistént with Dr. Black's opinion, that animal heat is produced in the lungs; and they are not inconsistent with the hypothesis, that animal heat is dependent on the nervous system. In conclusion, the author adds some trials that he ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1832
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Travels in Various Countries of Europe, Asia, and Africa: ...
HanW'ay, whose writings are'more accurate than those of any other English traveller who has visited Russia, may be considered as afi'ording, perhaps, the best model'in this respect; but he is got consistént.' , . .. p ' ~ , - In the Russian alphabet ...
Edward Daniel Clarke, 1811
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Summary and Analysis of the Dialogues of Plato - Pagina 170
Our 'pe'rsonal videtnizityviai consistént' with perpetual 'renewal. vWe are never the same in'lthe moleculesfiwhich MPOBG'OUT'bUd-'iesy but'w'b live on inwne unbroken' 00nlih'lii'tyl'throl'lgii gradual'replacememt of omrwsqonstimeidt atoms; ...
5
Rationality in Science and Politics
Even when confronted with anomalies,we can make theprinciple consistént with the empirical evidence, usingad hocmeasure (“un coup de pouce”, as Poincaré calledit). Such manoeuvres, though saving the principle in a short run,may ...
6
An abstract and judgment of Dr Clark's, Rector of St. ... - Pagina 39
... of his Understanding, *would only be a Moral, and not a N *tural Neceflity, and consequently no fuch Secessity as thofe want who attack Li* Lerty. For a Moral Necesity is, ac<=ording to our Author, consistént with = he most perfeết Liberty.
Jean LE CLERC (of Amsterdam.), Samuel Clarke, 1713
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Connecticut Reports: Containing Cases Argued and ...
... conspiracy had been found to be true, and the fraudulent acts were in progress, an injunction might perhaps properly have been granted; but no fraud is found, and the whole tenor of the finding is consistént with the good faith of the bank.
Connecticut. Supreme Court of Errors, 1869
8
The Lion - Volumul 3 - Pagina 328
... t e'impressions'produeéd my mindl'and no doubt upon that of every consistént-Théistflfi the'serious examination of the t'ncreaeing state of -érime'b';-'i “your minds are not- disposed to 'draw 'the same inferencesgei you iwillinot acknowledge ...
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The Works of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, ... - Pagina 132
L_ that for ten years in an age of revolution hadrn.ever_prom'uTgatedaprinciple; whose only intelligiblLand consistént ' policy seemed to be an attempt, verygrateful of .course to the. feelings of an English Royalist, 'to revive irish Puritanisrn; ...
Benjamin Disraeli, Edmund Gosse, Robert Arnot, 1904
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Sermons - Volumul 1 - Pagina 76
It gives up no important truth“frorri attery- It is indeed not'onlj consistént'with a firm mind, but it necessarily requires a manly spirit, and a fixed principle, in order to give it an ' real 'value. " Upon this solid ground 'only, the 'polish of gentleness ...
