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Blast Cleaning Technology
For the blast cleaning process, removableness was defined as the number of
blast cleaning steps required to completely remove the mill scale. The authors
found that the rolling temperature did not affect the removableness in a
systematic ...
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Journal of Abnormal Psychology
But the pugnacity-differentia is also a function of the presumptive removableness
of the obstacle, as may be seen by noting the relation of pugnacity to two other of
these instinctive regulators of instinct, — namely fear and curiosity. The place of ...
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A commentary on the new Code of canon law
Removableness, however, being different only as to the degree of perpetuity,
does not imply that such a rector can be removed without reason or formality, as
shall be seen in cc. 2157 ff. Note that irremovableness or removableness do not ...
Charles Augustine Bachofen, 1919
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A Collection of Problems on Complex Analysis
A set E is said to be AB-removable in the domain G, containing E, if from the
analyticity and boundedness in G—E there follows analyticity everywhere in G (if
G is identical with the extended z-plane, then AB-removableness in G' is
equivalent ...
Lev Izrailevich Volkovyskiĭ, T. Kovari, 1991
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A Commentary on the New Code of Canon Law
because only every tenth parish priest was declared irremovable.31
Removableness, however, being different only as to the degree of perpetuity,
does not imply that such a rector can be removed without reason or formality, as
shall be seen ...
Charles Augustine (Rev. P., O.S.B.), 1918
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A Rational Refutation of the Hindu Philosophical Systems
... entrapped by sophistry, thev b^gan to take a different view of those
expressions. Had thev not understood them in the way I have shown, the
falseness of the world, and monism, and the removableness of ignorance by
knowledge, &c., would ...
Nehemiyā Nīḷakaṇṭhaśāstrī Gorhe, 1897
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The Journal of Abnormal Psychology and Social Psychology
But the pugnacity-differentia is also a function of the presumptive removableness
of the obstacle, as may be seen by noting the relation of pugnacity to two other of
these instinctive regulators of instinct, —namely fear and curiosity. The place of ...
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Salaminia (Cyprus): the history, treasures, & antiquities of ...
Unless they were amphorae, and devised to lean against one another, be buried
in sand as cisterns, or otherwise serve as fixtures, or be propped on stands made
for the purpose — removableness not being essential in their cases — all the ...
Alessandro Palma di Cesnola, Samuel Birch, 1884
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The Personal and Property Rights of a Citizen of the United ...
... of removableness with or without injury. If a man sells a house, the law of
fixtures is construed far more severely against him than against a tenant who
leaves a house; that is, the seller must permit the buyer to hold a great many
things which ...
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The Thinker: A Review of World-wide Christian Thought
But it teaches him also to look at it with wonder and hope, for it proclaims to him
the removableness of his transgression, and therewith also the curableness of
the world's hurt. 2. The Solution. What is wanted, therefore, in one word, ...
