PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «INTERFLUENCE»
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «INTERFLUENCE»
Scopri l'uso di
interfluence nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
interfluence e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
American Sociological Review
When interfluence is founded on common values, it may be designated
normative; when it proceeds from the simple accident of common wants, it may
be termed coincidental. Unlike influence in Parson's terms, it does not
necessitate “bringing ...
Frank Hamilton Hankins, 1969
2
The Economy of the Animal Kingdom: Considered Anatomically, ...
A mixed homogeneous volume exists, when there is an interfluence of other parts
, which nevertheless are of the same order with that of the blood ; as when salts,
oils, or aqueous substances are flowing with the red blood; or urinous, ...
3
I. On the constitution of the Church a. State 3d ed. [1e ...
The circulations counterpoise each other, or rather they are neutralized by
interfluence. But some sudden event leads or compels the capitalist to put down
both factories at once and with little or no warning; and to call in all the monies
owing to ...
S. Taylor Coleridge, H.N. Coleridge, 1839
4
1. On the constitution of the Church and State ... ii. Lay ...
The circulations counterpoise each other, or rather they are neutralized by
interfluence. But some sudden event leads or compels the capitalist to put down
both factories at oure and with little or no warning; and to call in all the monies
owing to ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Henry Nelson Coleridge, 1839
5
The Permanent Way and Coal-burning Locomotive Boilers of ...
... the principles set forth in the preceding chapter. It combines means for I the
admission and division of air, exclusive of that passing the grate; means also, for
forcing the gas and air into interfluence, and for igniting the inflammable
compound ...
Zerah Colburn, Alexander Lyman Holley, 1858
6
Concise Thesaurus of Traditional English Metaphors
Of subjects or ideas between which no interfluence is allowed. (From the
principle in naval construction of building watertight bulkheads so that the ship
does not sink at the first holing.) Leave the periscope up. Of a batsman in cricket
who, after ...
7
The Statesman's Manual ; Or, the Bible, the Best Guide to ...
The circulations counterpoise each other, or rather they are neutralized by
interfluence. But some sudden event leads or compels the Capitalist to put down
both factories at once and with little or no warning ; and to call in all the moneys
owing ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1816
8
The Spirit of the English Language
How can we imagine the activity, influence, and even “interfluence” of the spirits
of the Anglo-Saxon, Latin, and French languages, in the process of evolving
English? One way may be through the people's relationship to their various
patron ...
9
American Literature and the Experience of Vietnam
This is the method of Dispatches: the persistent interfluence of individual
meanings into larger patterns of connection. It is a book that finally both supplies
and invents its own context. Perhaps a more useful figure however, comes from
Herr ...
10
Verse and Poetics in George Herbert and John Donne
Its substance is divine but it also transfuses that divinity. It both 'is and makes
divine', a process that once again invokes the circularity and interfluence of the
ceremony. The wine, domesticated in a bowl rather than elevated in 102 Verse
and ...
Dr Frances Cruickshank, 2013
NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «INTERFLUENCE»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
interfluence nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
A Theology of Migration
... immersion in the world, especially into the life of the poor; 2) “interfluence,” or the ways in which the lived experience of Christian faith and the ... «America Magazine, feb 11»
