CO OZNACZA SŁOWO REPRESENTER
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Pierwsza definicja reprezentanta w słowniku to osoba, która reprezentuje lub podszywa się pod inną osobę, przede wszystkim w kontekście teatralnym. Inną definicją przedstawiciela jest przedstawiciel, który działa w czyimś imieniu. Reprezentant jest także osobą, która składa oświadczenie; osoba, która reprezentuje, opisuje lub przedstawia sprawę lub sytuację w określony sposób.
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An Iterative
Representer-based Scheme for Data Inversion in ...
Furthermore, we apply the IRBS-KL to the identification of porosity, absolute and relative permeabilities given production data from an oil-water reservoir.
Marco Antonio Iglesias-Hernandez,
2008
2
Data Assimilation for Atmospheric, Oceanic and Hydrologic ...
This book contains the most recent progress in data assimilation in meteorology, oceanography and hydrology including land surface.
Seon Ki Park, Liang Xu,
2013
3
An Answer to the Amicable Accommodation of the Difference ...
... or forv anotherend, than really =it was ; but if a man who tells the Whole truth,
tnot onely What was done, but the end why, andzthe manner'howit was-done,
can be a Misrepresenter, the honestest manin the World may be a Mis-
representer.
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The Invisible Origins of Legal Positivism: A Re-Reading of a ...
When citizens appear beyond the Representer's sight, "they shine some more,
some lesse."65 First, the Representer is not bound by its own laws because the
Representer may, over time, amend or repeal its statutes. Secondly, whatever the
...
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A View of the Whole Controversy Between the
Representer and ...
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Public Space and Democracy
But in all cases, the actor's action can be attributed to what he represents only
inasmuch as the actor is authorized. The author recognizes the representer's act
as his own only to the extent that the actor has not gone beyond his commission.
Marcel Hénaff, Tracy B. Strong,
2001
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A Preservative Against Popery, in Several Select Discourses ...
therefore to be hoped that the virtue of the discourses did the good work at first,
and goes on to do it still ; for whatever the Representer fancies, the churches are
as full at this day as they were in those times, when he pretends the Church of ...
Edmund Gibson, John Cumming,
1848
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A Preservative Against Popery, in Several Select Discourses ...
Remission of sins and Indulgences Remission of sins, Jerome on Repentance
and Bohemian Churches Repentance or Confession, and Church of Rome
Repentance, death-bed . . Representer's character of the Romish Church
Representer, ...
Edmund Gibson, John Cumming,
1849
9
Numerical Analysis of the
Representer Method Applied to ...
The framework is also used to prove a posteriori error estimates, which are key ingredients in adaptive grid refinement strategies.
10
Stains on My Name, War in My Veins: Guyana and the Politics ...
Criteria for the role of "representer" are age, role, status, and, of course, kin ties.
With the exception of infants, everyone is representer to someone else. Under
circumstances in which neither party is considered to have an advantage over
the ...
Brackette F. Williams,
1991