QUÉ SIGNIFICA UNCOMPOSABLE EN INGLÉS
definición de uncomposable en el diccionario inglés
La definición de indescomponible en el diccionario es que no se puede componer ni hacer juntando, no componible, no apto para la composición. Otra definición de indestructible es que no se puede resolver, calmar o poner en orden.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «UNCOMPOSABLE»
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Thinking Impossibilities: The Intellectual Legacy of Amos ...
Composing. the. Uncomposable: The. New. Music. of. Vincenzo. Galilei.
Consensus holds that late sixteenth-century music theory, and especially the
musical experiments of Vincenzo Galilei, had an impact on the new science.
Historians of ...
Robert S. Westman, David Biale,
2008
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Dis-enclosure: The Deconstruction of Christianity
... to remain always residual, the uncomposable and undecomposable
nonthought of our history? I am drawing no conclusions, for the moment, from this
enumeration of headings for the uncomposable composition that requires our
attention.
I am drawing no conclusions, for tke moment, from tkis enumeration of keadings
for tke uncomposable composition tkat requires our attention. I propose today to
examine only one of tke most remarkable tendencies of Judeo-Ckristianiry: tkat ...
Bettina Bergo, Joseph D. Cohen, Raphael Zagury-Orly,
2009
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Letters on music, to a lady
Schumann often selected subjects lying near the boundaries of the
uncomposable, and Tiis boat often rocked on the dangerous breakers. He was
always, inclined to give the situation a picturesque localization ; while
Mendelssohn took the ...
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The Eloquence of the British Senate, Being a Selection of ...
... tempests, in combustions, in uncomposable wars. Take into your view, sir,'a
king, sovereign of three kingdoms, by a concentring of all the royal lines in his
person, as indisputably as any mathematical ones in Euclid ; a king, firm and
knowing ...
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The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest ...
... condition, all the rest of the world at the same time in tempests, in cornbustions,
in uncomposable wars. Take into your view, sir, a king, sovereign of three
kingdoms, by aconcenlring of all the royal lines in his person, as indisputably as
any ...
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The eloquence of the British Senate: being a selection of ...
... of the greatest quiet and security that can be fancied, not only enjoying the
calmest peace itself, but to improve and secure its happy condition, all the rest of
the world at the same time in tempests, in combustions, in uncomposable Avars.
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The Harleian Miscellany, Or A Collection of Scarce, Curious, ...
... of the greatest Qtiet and Security that can be fancied, not only enjoying the
calmest Peace itself, but, to improve and secure its happy Condition, all the rest
of the World, at the same Time, in Tempcst, in Combusiions, in uncomposable
Wars.
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The Sound Studies Reader
'Incompossible' is untranslatable but means roughly a combination of 'impossible'
, 'incomprehensible' and 'uncomposable'. 3. In Wenders' Alice in der Städten a
man with a polaroid incessantly photographs the things which attract him.
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The Quilting Points of Musical Modernism: Revolution, ...
... written as the second part of formula 2.3: 'it is certain that this element is
absolutely indeterminate, indescribable, uncomposable. It is, in fact, atomic, in
the sense in which nothing singularizable enters. 35 See further, §2.6, below. 36
Badiou ...
J. P. E. Harper-Scott,
2012