O QUE SIGNIFICA SCATTERATION EM INGLÊS
definição de scatteration no dicionário inglês
A primeira definição de dispersão no dicionário é o ato de dispersão ou o estado de dispersão. Outra definição de dispersão é o movimento de pessoas e indústrias fora da cidade. A dispersão também é a prática de dispersar fundos e energias em muitas direções ou unidades menores.
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SCATTERATION»
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scatteration na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
scatteration e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
1
The Business Philosopher: The Magazine of Practical Business ...
Its negative quality is Scatteration. There are other positive qualities in the
chamber of apprehension besides concentration, but I will stick to concentration
for the moment. If concentration is out, its negative, scatteration, is in. You know
how ...
2
Hardware World: Plumbing & Heating
Concentration. vs. Scatteration. copvz "loser satisfies,” flu: yuan , meawa'ns'm '
CDMPA: PROPER understanding of your business A is a prime essential; a
definite aim at that which you desire to accomplish brings quick returns; an
intelligent ...
3
Issues in Urban Economics
Grounds for contrOVersy really arise, however, when we consider the
relationship of scatteration to transport planning. Lessinger appears to conclude
that the benefits of scatteration are likely to outweigh any additions to transport
costs ...
Harvey S. Perloff, Lowdon Wingo Jr.,
2013
4
The Business of America: How Consumers Have Replaced ...
Like some of my friends and colleagues, I have begun to suffer from "Advanced
Scatteration," not to be confused with multitasking, ADD, or dyspepsia. This
describes symptoms that occur after listening to and seeing an indeterminate
number ...
5
Frost: A Literary Life Reconsidered
Ail of this sickness and scatteration of the family is our fault and not our
misfortune or I wouldn't admit it. It's a result and a judgement on us. We ought to
have gone back farming years ago or we ought to have stayed farming when we
knew we ...
William H. Pritchard,
1993
6
The Peabody Sisters: Three Women Who Ignited American ...
21.“Scatteration”. “under the mooney . . . pouring over”: SAP to Lydia Sears
Haven, December [1830], Straker typescripts, p. 580, Antiochiana. “great &
mighty rich . . . nothing to lose!”: SAP to MTP, August 8, 1829, in series “22. a.l.s.
SAP to ...
7
Last Harvest: From Cornfield to New Town: Real Estate ...
Scatteration. Every year, year in and year out, the American home-building
industry produces between 1 million and 2 million new homes, four out of five of
which are single-family houses.
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Property Rights in Transition
Current Rural Land Use Picture Urban scatteration With a population of 18.5
million and only 10 percent of the state's land now urban, with the current slowing
in population growth, and with national migration tending to move people south ...
Donn A. Derr, Leslie E. Small,
1977
Scatteration. The feeling of escape keeps eluding me even while lunching with
antelope gathered round a misfire. I guess I'm weeping the benefits of my awards
, pockets full ofcoins like someone intends to sink me, likeIcouldn't dothat myself.
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Miscellaneous Publication
124-130; How to handle this chaos of congestion, this anarchy of scatteration, by
V. Gruen, p. 130-135. 551. BALLERT, A. G. The rises and declines of American
urban centers during the 1940's. Land Econ. 28(3): 203-21 1. Aug. 1952. 282.
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «SCATTERATION»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
scatteration no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Chamber Council urges government to repeal ban on Compass …
In the aftermath, "scatteration" out on the field: "every man jack was hidin." "Crapo" plays dead. "Giraffe" and "Kangaroo" are limping. "Parrot" mouths off about ... «Cayman Compass, jun 15»
SHE WON'T BE RESCUED KATHLEEN OSSIP with Molly Rose Quinn
I picked it up because I had seen and liked one of the poems, “Smash and Scatteration,” in a volume of Best American Poetry. It seemed like McManus was ... «Brooklyn Rail, jun 15»
Selling Laurel, the perpetual boomtown
The authors of the plan claimed that the Regional Center would "be a sharp reversal in the pattern of scatteration that typifies urban sprawl." The plan discussed ... «Baltimore Sun, nov 14»
Added to Watch Later
... Jackson's experimental jazz outfit, and had recorded with Defunkt, Public Enemy, as well as issuing a solo album with Bill Frisell, 1984's Smash & Scatteration. «OMG! Canada, set 14»
The life and death of malls
Jane Jacobs, author of The Death and Life of Great American Cities, accused Gruen of encouraging “scatteration” of development, a charge that he rejected. «MinnPost.com, jul 14»
Armistice Day: 11th Hour of the 11th Day of the 11th Month
... streets, and five men set fire to a delivery wagon hitched to automobile and towed it around town, causing a “scatteration of motorists and pedestrians.”. «The Mercury, nov 13»
Notes on the Limitations of Strategic Philanthropy
In 2007, we were told that we suffered, as many traditional foundations did, from “scatteration,” i.e., too many projects in too many areas of interest. We were ... «The Nonprofit Quarterly, jan 13»
Smart Growth for Conservatives
Scatteration is more expensive to serve with roads, utilities and public services than compact development. This phenomenon, along with segregated land uses ... «Bacon's Rebellion, mai 12»
Beware Big Donors
While the traditional foundations worried about what they termed "scatteration" (the multiplication of small grants), they always made a considerable range of ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, mar 12»
Q&A: Vernon Reid On Artificial Afrika, Playing With Photoshop, And …
... Jackson's Decoding Society, duetting with Bill Frisell on the album Smash & Scatteration, and co-founding the Black Rock Coalition, among many other things. «Village Voice, fev 12»