PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «INEXACTITUDE»
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «INEXACTITUDE»
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inexactitude na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
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My Poetry: Complete and Exact Oxymoronic Webs of Concrete ...
... soul to your energy — and steal away for just a scrap of time, for just one word
of time. I Hate My Father. I hate my father. And how 49 My Poetry: Complete and
Exact Oxymoronic Webs of Concrete Paradoxical Inexactitude A Word With
Poetry.
Alexandra Andrianova,
2013
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Hertslet's commercial treaties: a complete collection of the ...
Any inexactitude in the same documents, relative to the gross weight of the
packages. 15. Carrying into the interior, or to other places, foreign merchandize,
without the documents for such- purpose, or by ways or in places and at hours
different ...
Lewis Hertslet, Great Britain,
1871
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The Botanical Gazette: A Journal of the Progress of British ...
Inexactitude of definition of a species which naturalists have no reason to
consider badly established may relate to two. contrary things: the definition gives
too great generality to' the species, or it restrains it within too narrow a
circumscription,.
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Experimental Child Psychologist: Essays and Experiments in ...
He and others have noted that the idea that some laws are irreducibly statistical
finds support in modern science. The idea that inexactitude of measurement is
thus not only a function of the error of measurement but is contributed to by an ...
L. P. Lipsitt, J. H. Cantor,
2013
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British and Foreign State Papers
13. A greater or lesser number of packages appearing on board or landed, than
those specified in the manifest. 1-i. Any inexactitude in the same documents,
relative to the gross weight of the packages. 15. Carrying into the interior, or to
other ...
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My Poetry: Complete and Exact Oxymoronic Webs of Concrete ...
Overview coming soon...
Alexandra Andrianova,
2013
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Gurdjieff: The Key Concepts
A Legominism is a conscious work of art, based on the Law of Seven- that
contains a purposely made 'mistake' or 'lawful inexactitude'. The inexactitude will
contain the information to be transmitted (Tales: 349-50; see also Chapter 26 for
the ...
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American Women Poets in the 21st Century: Where Lyric Meets ...
(Rocks on a Platter, 37) Both formality and shyness respect limits too much: they
can't “overstep”; they can't risk and therefore miss the exhilaration, furor,
inexactitude, intimacy, flotsam of “another” experience, in life, in language. For
poets, it ...
Claudia Rankine, Juliana Spahr,
2002
That is, the type of cognition allowed by an indeterminate world might appear to
be a lower form of cognition than is scientific knowledge, because of the
inexactitude of the former. This is precisely why Plato prioritized knowledge over
right ...
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The Societ́e ́des Concerts Du Conservatoire, 1828-1967
The soprano Mlle Printempsjeune was dismissed in 1851 for all of the above:
manque de zele, inexactitude, and a poor quality of voice. Mlle Dellanoy met the
same fate in 1845, "no longer having a voice." The aspiring cellist Garry wrote
that ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «INEXACTITUDE»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
inexactitude no contexto das seguintes notícias.
allAfrica.com: Liberia: In Defense of Liberian Journalism
OF COURSE, THE Liberian media is challenged by both inside and outside of itself-low wages and pay-for stories as well as inexactitude ... «AllAfrica.com, jul 15»
Curran v Collins [2015] EWCA Civ 404
Mr McCue says that this is instance of Ms Curran's inexactitude. My conclusions 29. As I held in Langsam v Beachcroft LLP [2012] EWCA Civ ... «Family Law Week, jul 15»
State and Local Sales Tax Rates, Midyear 2015
These omissions result in some amount of inexactitude but overall do not have a palpable effect on resultant averages because proximate ZIP ... «InsiderOnline, jul 15»
Serena overpowers Azarenka to reach semi-finals
If Sharapova is to play more than one more match in this year's tournament, that sort of inexactitude will not be good enough. Kevin Anderson ... «Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News, jul 15»
Wimbledon 2015: Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova set up a …
If Sharapova is to play more than one more match in this year's tournament, that sort of inexactitude will not be good enough. For long periods ... «The Independent, jul 15»
Nylon Calculus Discusses Replacement Level
... majority of cases, but the extreme nature of the Cavs' offense in the Finals is illustrative of the general inexactitude of one universal baseline. «Nylon Calculus, jun 15»
Jim Doti: Using Chapman's economic forecast to your advantage
That inexactitude, regrettably, greatly diminishes the value of Chapman's forecast, even if it's the best there is. So, as Dr. Pitts asks, is the ... «OCRegister, jun 15»
Four months of pure joy ahead for political junkies
Regardless of Dief's semantic inexactitude, this is good advice as the country moves into the penultimate phase of a very long election ... «Waterloo Record, jun 15»
If Orwell read 'Spinglish,' he'd have the authors 'rightsized'
Still, it will be tempting for professional explainers and amateur apologists to engage in “terminological inexactitude” – lying, that is – with what ... «Sacramento Bee, jun 15»
Sparking a Love for Science
Even Einstein, an early purveyor of quantum theory, came to oppose its compulsory inexactitude about the physical realm. (“God does not play ... «Wall Street Journal, jun 15»