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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «OVERPRECISE»
Découvrez l'usage de
overprecise dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
overprecise et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Supplements: From the Earliest Essays to Being and Time and ...
able to define the object in a fitting manner only when one first sees it in
overprecise terms (not arbitrarily but on the basis of access to the content in it one
defines) and then manages, by a retraction of this overprecise elucidation, to
arrive at a ...
Martin Heidegger, John van Buren,
2012
No pupil far and wide”): he has, he says, put his question in “more than plain”
form because he wants her answer too to be overprecise and given “independent
from every point of View, even from that of reality” (overprecise to the point of the
...
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Elements of public speaking
Two common faults of enunciation are that of the lax and that of the overprecise
— the " don't care " style and the " affected " style. The one is a careless, slipshod
mode of utterance which gives no attention to any sound that does not find its ...
Harry Garfield Houghton,
1916
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The Development of Romance Clitic Pronouns: From Latin to ...
From Latin to Old Romance Dieter Wanner. (1) non mi hanno detto niente (
different vowels) [mi an:o] - [m^ an:o] - [marno] formai <-----> normal (2) lei sj.
interessa di tutto (same vowels) ?? [si in] - [si(:)n] - [sin] overprecise - formal -
normal 2.
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Neural Network Learning and Expert Systems
Moreover we should be wary of restricting ourselves to overprecise models of
biological systems. The easiest way to build airplanes uses wings based upon
Bernoulli's principle, but the wings do not flap up and down. Another reason to
avoid ...
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Essays in Jewish and Comparative Legal History
regards it as "overprecise". If these judgments are sound, then much modern
legal drafting exhibits completomania, and it too is very formalistic and
overprecise. Indeed, in some modern traditions these may be regarded as its
leading ...
7
The Hidden Order Of Art
We shouldexpect that,asin doing geometry or logic, intuitive scanning comesinto
itsown only whenthe student learns to blot outhis overprecise
visualizationandallows his attention toshift to lower mental levels.With geometric
elements this ...
8
Language - The Loaded Weapon: The Use and Abuse of Language ...
Y gives as one of his reasons for acceptance the 'fussily over-precise“ effect of
saying I want only orange juice, failing to notice that it is not the overprecise
language that is objectionable but the overprecise demand. The sentence I only
want ...
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The Art of Fiction: A Guide for Writers and Readers
But to call him a “secret” man is an indefensible foreshortening. I do not mean
that the author should have used an overprecise sentence like “The man looked
as if he had a secret”; to be overprecise here would be out of the emotional key.
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The Cambridge Companion to Edward Albee
There is often something guarded, wry, calculated, overprecise about his replies -
as if language were simultaneously exact, compacted with meaning provided it is
respected, and a useful protection against intrusion. Language, it seems, is ...
7 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «OVERPRECISE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
overprecise est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
In the battle over the Constitution, The Originalist emerges the winner
He has gotten all of Scalia – the stiff-legged walk (the justice is seventy-nine now), the sometimes overprecise articulation, done for effect; the ... «DC Theatre Scene, mars 15»
truth on migration data
Taking the random nature of sampling into account, an overprecise headline might read: “255,000! Or 341,000 migrants in the year to ... «Financial Times, mars 15»
'The Heat' throws women into the buddy-cop mix
Or maybe it's just to get a break from listening to her overprecise pronunciation of Spanish words. In Boston, she immediately runs afoul of ... «USA TODAY, juin 13»
Is our overconfidence our weakness or a force for good?
The next time one of your co-workers arrives late into the office, you can say they are overprecise. Who knows, they might take it as a ... «Metro, juin 13»
Annals of quantitative overconfidence, Boeing edition
But Boeing persisted, and came up with some hilariously overprecise probability estimates. The batteries would only emit gas or smoke once ... «Reuters Blogs, mars 13»
Influencing People
He's prickly, overprecise, condescending; he keeps wrong-footing her and then scolding her for not keeping up. Yet, even as he acts like a jerk, ... «New Yorker, sept 10»
Assessing Bette Davis at 100
A drag queen's role model with florid gestures, poached-egg eyes and overprecise diction. No one talks about her versatility or the fact that ... «San Francisco Chronicle, avril 08»