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Right ascension makes it easy to use the apparent diurnal rotation of the celestial sphere as a means to telling time.
For the Tang people family epitomized the inside world as opposed to the outside sphere of Chinese political and cultural dominance.
Echoes of past alarums and discussions in the Culture Wars sphere of influence.
Finance is often thought of as the sphere of global flows and so it is in terms of currency exchange or direct investment.
In the introduction he pointed out that a plane was a special case of a spherical surface, that is a sphere with infinite radius.
I become adept in my own sphere of influence and exertion, at peace and without fear.
In the middle there lay a small table, with a cloudy white glass sphere in the middle.
He also considered curves of double curvature on the sphere and the quadrature of parts of a spherical surface.
The sphere of thought was joined to that of action, and the philosophy of Francis Bacon exemplifies the resultant outlook.
Yet any implication of presidential abdication of the policy formulation role in this sphere is a misconstruction.
Similar influences are at work in the arts, education, academia and especially in the sphere of politics.
Therefore, another description of this four-dimensional sphere is that it is the set of all quadruples.
The steam escaped from the sphere from one or more bent tubes projecting from its equator, causing the sphere to revolve.
The scientist's intention of genetic engineering on the infrahuman sphere is the construction of organisms with desired traits.
Downland not only excels in physical activities but in the academic sphere as well.
Only in the domestic sphere did they remain predominant, and the top of that pyramid was now occupied by the court eunuchs.
There was a harsh, tinny grating sound, echoing into his ears, as the sphere ground against the wall.
The diameter of a sphere is 6.25 nm, and panicles cannot be closer than that.
The dimensions also suggest that the intact liposome as a sphere should have a diameter of several hundred nanometers.
Cuts in the sphere of culture and artistic training are enormously destructive to society.
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Neither the Earth nor the Moon is a perfect sphere so they do not behave as a point mass.
By far the most popular type is the planispheric astrolabe, on which the celestial sphere is projected onto the plane of the equator.
No sooner does a government attempt to go beyond its political sphere than it exercises, even unintentionally, an insupportable tyranny.
In particular he proved that the sphere was the solid figure of greatest surface area for a given volume.
In a sense it more or less constitutes, as far as public sphere activity is concerned, the only game in town.
Aristotelian science had distinguished between the superlunary sphere which was fixed and perfect, and the sublunary sphere which was mutable.
The volume ratio for the sphere and cylinder can be derived from first principles without using levers and centroids.
In crustacean larval eyes, the receptor array is tightly bunched into a sphere surrounding the geometrical center of the eye.
It begins with a description of the division of the celestial sphere into the signs of the zodiac and into degrees.
The program provides a screensaver that depicts the celestial sphere with the major constellations outlined.
The Moon appears to move completely around the celestial sphere once in about 27.3 days as observed from the Earth.
Project a sphere S stereographically from its north pole N onto its equatorial plane.
He was amazed to see that it was not a perfect sphere as he had been taught, but rough and mountainous.
Pufferfish can balloon into a spiky sphere within moments of sensing a nearby threat.
Important aspects of this public sphere were newspapers, literary journals, reading societies, and salons.
Few of us had emerged so far into the public sphere of largely male activity that the guys had actually noticed the shift.
The symbol of the sun and moon lay embossed on the frontal bind, the lunar sphere overtaking the sun in wars of dark and light.
He correctly pointed out that six spheres can surround a central sphere in the innermost ring.
A photodiode is mounted on the integrating sphere to measure the radiant flux from the diode laser entering the sphere.
The diameter of the inscribing sphere of the rhombic dodecahedron was 8.34 nm.
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In the sphere of parenting, the important values are affection, constancy, appreciation and love for its own sake.
A new logo was also designed for the Airport, consisting of a bird in flight, silhouetted against a sphere or the earth's globe.
The sphere looked much like a dark crystal ball with swirling colors, all dark shades, mixing and moving inside.
One wonders how all of these expansive and apparently contradictory conclusions fell within the committee's assigned sphere of responsibility.
A control freak, his inability to take the lead in a situation in which so many elements are beyond his sphere of influence, is troubling him.
Anthropologists have noted a pronounced preference for the private and domestic sphere in Danish culture.
Lichtenstein's 30-foot-high, stainless-steel statue was spared, as was a bronze sphere by Fritz Koenig, both sustaining reparable damage.
The mystical cult centre of the Yezidi is the Sephira Yesod or Yezod, the sphere of the moon, which is especially concerned with transformation.
You could try simply pushing the poles of a sphere toward each other, as if to make them pass through each other and change places.
At this stage, the blastula is in the form of a hollow sphere with radial symmetry.
The only thing that kept this room from being a perfect sphere was the cylinder jutting from the wall to collect waste matter.
The problem is corporatism in the public sphere, and corporatism in the public sphere is fascism.
It has not only drawn a new generation of students into science and technology, but also popularized its sphere of scientific know-how.
For ease of mathematical solution, the load is considered to be a symmetrical shape, such as a sphere or a long cylinder.
Such a measurement, the fluence rate, is defined as the radiation flux from all directions incident on a small sphere in space.
If the mediascape is not open and pluralistic, these viewpoints may leave the democratic sphere and foment violence.
With luck, he tossed a force field around him self to prevent the sphere from leaving the designated parameter.
Gentlemen, you are about to enter the most fascinating sphere of police work, the world of forensic medicine.
The crew sphere is a mass of electrical fittings and camera gear and reminiscent of an Apollo space capsule.
Although a sphere cannot be foreshortened, objects that are on a sphere are foreshortened as the sphere turns.
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Many of our fellows also worked in the sphere of multimedia as well as computer games.
Too often in the wider sphere they act like troubled ghosts of their true selves.
Each sphere is connected by nerves to a highly-sensitive mechanoreceptive sensory cell.
There is now hardly any sphere of activity legally barred to women and, in this sense, every male bastion has been stormed.
The clock is a tower topped by an armillary sphere and celestial globe of mechanical and hydraulic engineering, about thirty-five feet high.
It is shown to illustrate how a useful lens can be built using the aplanatic point of a sphere despite the fact that it lies within the glass.
Composers, linguists, wordsmiths, poets, and all those in a creative sphere are all in their own way pursuing happiness and fulfillment.
Snell studied the loxodrome, the path on the sphere that makes constant angle with the meridians.
The perceptual realm that we sense beyond the sphere of focused vision is as important as the focused image that can be frozen by the camera.
He also described a process for calculating the volume of a sphere and one for calculating the cube root of a number.
But in the literary sphere it can generate quite powerful effects and exert a strong appeal.
The sphere was scanned with a 1 mm step size, and the THz image was obtained for 18 different projection angles.
The Protestant public also wielded the power to obscure their influence in the public sphere and redefine the terms of public debate.
The expansion of medical practice into the regulation of behaviour carries doctors beyond their sphere of expertise and competence.
Each photon inside the sphere creates an interference pattern, and the same pattern is recreated by its entangled partner.
Similarly, there are other rituals outside their sphere of activity, such as the propitiation or exorcism of dangerous spirits.
In the sphere of industry, denationalisation would begin with the light industries and those producing food.
But I operate in the sphere of practical politics not pure economic theory.
In fact, the dimetric sphere is no longer represented by a circle, but is represented by an ellipse.
A whole new sphere of high-level photographic reconnaissance and its interpretation was to spring from this advance.
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The family creates a social sphere beyond the reach of either politics or economics.
You were soon on the seventh mansion world, the sphere of the crowning achievement of the immediate postmortal career.
Flash intensity during patrol flights in the standard flight apparatus could not reliably be measured so the integrating sphere was brought into play.
The pressing need of our age is to found a public sphere that would cherish subjectivity, where plural experiences of cultures would correspond to diverse inner lives.
The USA claimed that Latin America was its inviolable sphere of influence and claimed the right to intervene whenever American interests were threatened.
In order to compute the lunar parallax it was necessary to allow for the fact that the Earth is not a perfect sphere but is flattened at the poles.
I have cropped the original photo to show only five of the sphere images.
Moreover, understanding genetic influences as predispositions or limiting factors still leaves a potentially broad sphere of human freedom and moral accountability.
The diminution of the scope and autonomy of the private sphere constrains the potential for development of the individual through intimate relationships.
Creating gravity would be a problem, since spinning the sphere would add more stress to the structure and force everyone to the equator of the sphere.
However, as the political sphere is itself downsized and privatized, the state system is left with fewer tools, outside of increased repression, to handle disorder.
When the intestines are set in motion, then, in accordance with their sphere of circumgyration, they form for themselves circumferences, diameters, and centers.
It is left to you to win the respect of all those you come across and do your utmost to succeed in whatever sphere you may be placed.
In this way, communicating with people outside our prescribed societal sphere feels to me like a deliciously seditious act.
Rather, it assumes a more traditional role in which art becomes a privatized sphere of reality, seen in opposition to a world debased by common values.
Neoliberalism with its emphasis on market forces narrows the legitimacy of the public sphere by redefining it around the related issues of privatism, consumption, and safety.
The device itself was just a black sphere made to look like a glass eye.
However, Estonia is not a Russian satellite state within Russia's sphere of interest, but a free and independent nation.
In the sphere of missile-related arms control and disarmament, all three countries have yet to make a start.
The lowest PNEC for each environmental sphere is reported in the CSR and in the safety data sheet, where required.
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They seize it as their nearest escape from insularity, a vacationland and possible sphere of influence.
On a ball or a sphere made of paper maché, draw the continents and their deserts with a felt tip pen while respecting their dimensions.
New measurement mode: possibility to measure a point as a sphere fit with or without limit point in scan block.
We think that this kind of narrowing down does make sense, the centre focuses on providing expertise in the sphere of economics.
The private sphere and the public sphere were dichotomized into separate realms with the latter beyond the reach of public action.
They are in charge of Karma of everyone in helping to the creation of the favourablest sphere in order to give ground to our destiny.
For the administration to act unilaterally in this sphere is no trifling matter.
Bathysphere: A metal ball or sphere lowered on a cable from a ship for deep sea diving.
Good neighborliness includes both: a certain proximity, but also a defined private sphere and undisturbed enjoyment of your own backyard.
Electronic commerce is expanding in practically every sphere of economic life.
A moratorium on oil and gas exploration means that significant economic growth in this sphere is not in sight.
This expanded work sphere introduces an extra measure of complexity, as it involves more than just collaboration between people.
I can confirm that, firstly, any decisions in the sphere of taxation will continue to be made consensually.
Companies in the Sverdlovsk Oblast do have an advantage, however, especially in the sphere of heavy machine building.
Soon this private world of solitarily experienced, silently swallowed incidents erupts into the sphere of public event and global notice.
It is also an indication of the sphere of jural freedom within which a person is and must be left free.
That position is like holey cheese, or to keep it the sphere of water, as leaky as a sieve.
In the private sphere it is helpful for cleaning clothes and for use in steam irons, since it prevents furring around the steam vents.
The icosahedron has the largest number of faces, the largest dihedral angle, and it hugs its inscribed sphere the tightest.
In addition, the shell of the outer part forms a two-dimensionally latticed sphere with or without a relic of three-dimensional meshwork structure.
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In the monetary policy sphere we can expect lower interest rates, which many European politicians have been longing to see.
If a sphere of uncharged metal is built to coincide with this equipotential, it will not disturb the field in any way.
This is because exclusiveness could be interpreted as referring strictly to a sphere of interest.
You are, in your way and in your sphere of activity, humanists who awaken us and mark out the way ahead for our nation.
Nonetheless, quite a few questions and problems remain in this very important sphere and demand unflagging attention.
Within the sphere of application of the Act, foreign juristic persons require authorisation for mining operations.
In room one a curiously aspherical black sphere sits on the floor alongside walls hung with photographs of expanses of water with accompanying texts.
Zenith, point on the celestial sphere directly above an observer on the Earth.
Illustrated here is the celestial sphere as viewed from some middle northern latitude.
The intersection of the plane of the Earth's Equator with the celestial sphere defines the celestial equator.
The point of the celestial sphere from which the meteors of a meteor shower seem to be issued.
The semi-great circle of the celestial sphere associated to the direction and containing the vertical of the location.
Astronomers use a coordinate system for the celestial sphere much like the coordinate system on the Earth.
One of the two points on the celestial sphere associated to the intersection of the plane of the orbit and a reference plane.
The point of the celestial sphere associated to this direction is the zenith of the location, the point diametrically opposite is the nadir.
Nadir The point on the celestial sphere vertically below the observer, or 180 degrees from the zenith.
The great circle of the celestial sphere perpendicular to an axis close to the Earth's axis of rotation.
The first astronomers believed that the stars were fixed on a celestial sphere surrounding the Earth.
The path that the Sun traces on the celestial sphere is called the ecliptic.
Such demarcation lines are necessary as the definitions are precise and it is important not to step outside the sphere of public health.
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Initially, there is a preeminence of the economic sphere in our contemporary societies.
The control and surveillance of external borders fall within the sphere of national border authorities.
This need to exclude religion from the public sphere raises many questions about how to engage with religious and interfaith education.
Women, often unnamed, are trapped in the domestic sphere and display coquetry, frailty, emotionality and dependence.
If at this level, too, the religious sphere is kept separate from political action, then great benefits ensue for individuals and communities.
By so doing, they overlook and marginalize an aspect of the political sphere which is essential for building a functional democracy.
A luminous sphere diffuses a filtered light, playing with the cubic forms of the bedside table.
This will help the patty to plump evenly and not form into a sphere while cooking.
Various articles of the Constitution touch on the sphere of languages policy.
A new index ranks national decencySEEN from space, our pale blue dot of a planet is a borderless sphere floating amid the stars.
A Sphere of Influence By backing these leaders, Russia has also reaped economic benefits and maintained its regional sphere of influence.
Russia simply wishes to avoid the shrinking of its sphere of influence in Europe.
We also reiterate our own commitment to respect and support human rights within our sphere of influence.
It will then be necessary to determine how the European Union has strengthened its role and sphere of influence in those sectors.
We shall promote the Canadian economy interest and sphere of influence in Sudan once peace is achieved.
Finally, the emphasis on proximity in the sphere of influence model can be misleading.
We undertake to observe the internationally proclaimed human rights in our sphere of influence.
Many of them are international in nature and may lie beyond Canada's sphere of influence.
That is the whole idea of working together while preserving one's own identity and specific sphere of activity.
But in this type of work, no major spin-offs in the employment sphere can be expected outside the research centres.
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This is no novelty, inasmuch as working classes have always been within the sphere of various religious families.
It is placed on a perch with a red sphere representing an atom to its right as if to suggest the perfect balance.
The sphere studded with thousands of LEDs changed from a pupil into an outsized globe, showing landscapes, cities and people.
Most would consider a summary of results in the public sphere and, thus, presentable to both the parent and now the mature child.
Finally, because I totally disagree with the trend to declare European regulation in the social sphere out of order.
Down below, he set a huge, beautiful, fascinating and strange glinting sphere which he called Ganareth.
He was able to show that any 2-dimensional surface having the same fundamental group as the 2-dimensional surface of a sphere is topologically equivalent to a sphere.
The people that smashed into the glass sphere gathered into small and large groups and were busy discussing with each other.
Inversely, the valuation of financial securities in the sphere of the company depends on real activity at the very least.
That means: the power density on the surface of a sphere is inversely proportional to the to the square of the radius of the sphere.
Over the years it has also established itself successfully in the sphere of chamber music.
Along with perceptions of crime and employment, significant blame is attributed in this sphere to immigration.
However, tourism is a sphere of primarily local and regional responsibility.
On the other hand, to be taught a language that reaches beyond the very local sphere is a gateway to the world.
They need to be called on to defend their performance in this sphere that is so critical to the future of Canada and our role in the world.
It is also the ingredient that is lacking most in the real and financial sphere of the economy at present.
The STM is increasingly viewed as a source of inspiration in the sphere of sustainable development.
Maybe the changing of the tax politics in this sphere will make the tourist agencies become more interested in the sphere of arrival tourism.
Chile is a State party to this fundamental instrument in the sphere of disarmament law and humanitarian law.
Consequently, Ukraine is guided by its policy for an effective and reliable regime of export control in the sphere of arms trade.
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As this is a relatively new sphere of activity, there is no generic description for such positions.
Modest sums in the wider sphere perhaps, but it was an indication that the firm, a minnow on the market, was at least moving in the right direction.
The most violent of the anti-Sandinista fighters on the coast were the Miskitos, whose sphere of influence is mainly in the northern Atlantic region.
In the first sphere across the zodiac we see twelve sidereal animals.
Perhaps it is more aptly described not as a sphere but as spheres.
In her mind she could extend a mental sphere around her body and no matter what she was looking at she could see everything that happened within that circle.
He then merely raised his hands above his head and ancient phrases started to escape from his lips as a black sphere of nothingness started to appear between his palms.
When all are on it, the whale creates a bubble-like sphere around it.
His eyes intently focused on the black sphere in the middle of the lab.
These will include a 20-metre sphere representing the Earth.
Bob then lifted his hand to waist height and then turned it palm side up, a light then came from Bob's hand and formed a sphere that looked like earth.
Planets float about the sphere as satellites, the bright sun rakes across its surface, and you want to move under it and explore the space beneath this levitating orb.
He was multifaceted and multi-dimensional genius, who excelled in every sphere viz., as a teacher, a poet, a scholar and a public relations officer.
The larger female pelvis was used in parallel fashion to prove that women were naturally destined for motherhood, the confined sphere of hearth and home.
In effect, this broke the celestial sphere into 36 subdivisions, the rising and setting of whose stars were used as a way of telling time throughout the night.
If one extrapolates the equator of the Earth out into the sky, the celestial equator is delineated as a circle cutting the celestial sphere into two.
The only way intelligent futures are to be realised is by ensuring that influence in one sphere does not mean concomitant influence in other spheres.
Far from relegating religion to the private sphere, it makes it an explicit component of politics and very much part of the public sphere of debate and contestation.
A flat glass plate closes the cylinder on the oil side, whereas a truncated glass sphere mounted on a thin metal diaphragm closes the side of the salt solution.
An alternative opposition government must include an opposition Cabinet, envoys and ambassadors in every sphere of diplomatic activity and relations and an alternative budget.
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Close to the sphere surface, the oligonucleotide interacts with the evanescent field of the WGM, which extends about a wavelength into the buffer solution.
Independent investigations undertaken in this sphere would undoubtedly shed new light or at least throw more light on isolated historical events and entire epochs.
Outward expansionism looked even more attractive, and political and military leaders increasingly talked of establishing a co-prosperity sphere in Asia.
The digital dating sphere can prove tricky, and bruising, for the trans user.
There is more to this sphere than just warblogs or newsblogs.
The result is a complex, overlapping set of rules which is most undesirable in the sphere of consumer protection where remedies should be accessible and understandable.
Which countries supply the most exports of watch glasses, glass for spectacles not optically worked, and hollow glass spheres and segments for sphere manufacture?
Huygens stated that an expanding sphere of light behaves as if each point on the wave front were a new source of radiation of the same frequency and phase.
Further along still there is a no-compromise position which holds that in every sphere of business activity, human rights are binding and should be observed.
This was the third cyberattack in the Russian sphere of influence in the last 18 months.
Living in one sphere they lean into a second, striving toward the kingdom of heaven that remains hidden behind the threshold of the human struggle.
Then, the essay explains that the public sphere of early print is founded on alterity, on Otherness, on the non-English and even the anti-English.
This shift of theology from the sphere of private, individual salvation to the public and the social is the characteristic mark of liberation theology.
Of much importance is cooperation in the military sphere with other countries, specifically joint personnel training for the antiterrorist and counter-terrorist fight.
It has none of the apparatus of a study volume, and its conceptual vocabulary belongs to the sphere of ecumenists and ecclesiologists, not to a general audience.
The purpose of all these discussions was essentially to lower the bar for regulations in just about every governmental sphere of activity so that they would be comparable to those of the United States.
Thus, their governance is a key issue and calls for renewed interest on the part of citizens and the political sphere in order to avoid the exacerbation of social and racial tensions.
A variety of heads were flown in these tests, including a plain copper sphere and a silica sphere.
Though utopias express ardent desires of the heart, they may become dangerous because they remain within the sphere of fantasies and thus estrange us from reality.
The integrating sphere is suitable for the measurement of transmittance and diffuse reflectance of scattering solid or liquid samples as well as powdery samples.
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The major European powers laid claim to the areas of Africa where they could exhibit a sphere of influence over the area.
The nova of 1572 and various observed comets on the far side of the moon threatened the old order : they signified that it was not only the sublunar sphere which was the arena of mutability.
Achievements in the social sphere is key to providing the time that the economic programme needs to put down roots and grow, thus creating the conditions for significant investment to return to Haiti.
There you have it! There are the reasons for accepting women into the sphere of Marist spirituality, and more specifically into the Ad Gentes Project which has a great need of reinforcement.
Similar to the Kingmaker book, the conference teaches women how to enlarge their sphere of influence through Christ-like service and humility.
Kuwait has a robust public sphere and active civil society with political and social organizations that are parties in all but name.
The systematic use of computer technology in virtually every sphere of human activity means that colossal amounts of data are available to vast numbers of people.
This vine growing specialist has always been extremely careful in his use of vine treatments, a sphere he knows well because he began his career as an agronomist working in the plant pharmaceuticals industry.
In your gung-ho rush to please, you may be prone to tackle more of the workload, work long hours or involve yourself in areas beyond your sphere of influence.
The main enemies of man, leading to accumulation of negative karma, are the wrongly directed mind and uncontrollable emotional sphere with dominating egotistic or coarse emotions.
The assigned area shall not affect the unalienable sphere of private life and shall allow sufficient scope for guaranteeing access to all benefits under this Directive.
When we look at photographs of distant spiral galaxies, particularly those we see close to edge-on, we see slightly blobby star-like objects above and below the disc, forming a rough sphere around the core of the galaxy.
Resources must be made available to ensure that the results of research go beyond the professional sphere and are available and useable as widely as possible.
Because the icosahedron has such high symmetry it is closer to a sphere than is, for instance, a cube the sound speeds turn out to be independent of the direction of propagation.
The cytophore now splits internally in such a way as to separate an inner sphere from an outer envelope.
The original company reflected the sphere of interest of the formal national team oarsman, Graham Wilkins, who worked to create a larger interest in recreational rowing in Canada.
In the middle of the 16th century, the central shaft took on the shape of a spherical baluster, with a large sphere jutting out just below the point where the curving arms branch off.
I firmly believe that we can meet fully our present and future needs in this sphere without indulging in ruinous deficit spending provided we cut back the waste and nonessential spending in other areas.
In Samoa, women have more public authority than in other countries, although this is confined to decision making within the defined women's sphere of water, health, hygiene, beautification and hospitality.
Caesar conquered no territory and left no troops behind but he established clients and brought Britain into Rome's sphere of influence.
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The sphere of thought that man lives in is never locked up within the limited circumference of the cranium as is generally supposed by the ignoramus and even the illustrious ignoramuses of the world.
For over one thousand years, the study and practice of the Buddhist teachings in Tibet developed to unparalleled heights, permeating every sphere of Tibetan life and society.
However, civil society is not a singular, monolithic, separate entity, but a sphere constituted in relation to both state and market, and indeed permeating both.
In this way the sphere of intense ideality inhabited by the Virgin Mary is conjoined to the beholder's own space by a brilliant combination of physical and optical devices.
Additionally, most institutions of the public sphere excluded both women and the lower classes.
In England, the Royal Society of London also played a significant role in the public sphere and the spread of Enlightenment ideas.
The angular distance on the celestial sphere measured westward along the celestial equator from the meridian of the location to the hour circle of the direction.
In principle, I believe that, as in other areas, it is only possible to reach solutions in the sphere of women's policy on the basis of partnership and mutual understanding.
More specifically, it is the tenth and lowest of the incorporeal Intelligences in the philosopher's cosmology, which presides over the sub-lunar sphere and all it contains.
The debating societies are an example of the public sphere during the Enlightenment.
The sphere reflects not only the multi-dimensionality of each domain of health and its social determinants, but also the interrelatedness of these domains.
The Soviets also imposed large reparations payments on the Axis allies that were in its sphere of influence.
In one type, called S modes, or spheroidal vibrations, the motions of the elements of the sphere have components along the radius as well as along the tangent.
The specific contribution of women, not only in the home as wife and mother but also in the social sphere should be more generally acknowledged and promoted.
Materialism also teaches that the world and its laws are knowable and that, while much in the material world might not be known, there is no unknowable sphere that lies outside of the material world.
This brings me on to the subject of the Council, which is a past master when it comes to decisions on expenditure, particularly in the sphere of foreign policy, which we then have to find the money for in our budget.
Western Europe, Oceania, Japan, and South Korea, among other places, were often said to lie under the sphere of influence of the United States.
The dodecahedron, on the other hand, has the smallest angular defect, the largest vertex solid angle, and it fills out its circumscribed sphere the most.
Secondly the military emerged in its own right as a separate sphere of society distinct from the ordinary civilian world.
Napoleon's rule greatly aided adoption of the new standard not only across France but also across the French sphere of influence.
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A paper sphere orbiting around a magnetic pole.
Nevertheless, what has come to light in the private sector may one day emerge in the public sphere with respect to a state's accountability to the public.
This device directed steam power through two nozzles to cause a sphere to spin rapidly on its axis.
One of the major developments in the military sphere during the Late Middle Ages was the increased use of infantry and light cavalry.
There are a large number of people with connections to the town who have made themselves important in one sphere or another.
A further conformal transformation from the sphere to the plane gives a conformal double projection from the ellipsoid to the plane.
As in Julius Caesar, though, perturbations in the political sphere are echoed and even amplified by events in the material world.
The constellations in this portion of the celestial sphere were not imagined and named until European explorers traveled to the southern regions of the world.
They are made with two pieces of rubber compound, glued together to form a hollow sphere and buffed to a matte finish.
With the end of the Cold War, the Eastern Bloc fell apart, effectively ending the Soviet sphere of influence.
The semi-great circle of the celestial sphere determined by the celestial poles and the point of the celestial sphere corresponding to the direction.
Of the representations of the celestial sphere recognised by the International Astronomical Union only the Greek imaginary, with its astral mythology relating to the 48 classical constellations, is available to the public.
We can imagine that at any given time, half of the stars in the celestial sphere will be visible while the other half will be on the daytime side of the sky.
We have always reminded the authorities, either directly or through national oil company MOGE, of the unacceptability of forced labor and we work to prevent it from occurring in our sphere of activities.
But in the sphere of economics their policy apparently was of little service to the community.
Surveys conducted in South India show that activities linked to microcredit have allowed many women to step outside their private sphere and become more mobile, as much for going to work as visiting their families.
Proper moral conduct, good deeds, righteousness, and good character come within the sphere of the moral guidelines.
A blast gauge comprising a spherical fairing containing four pressure sensors whose positions on the surface of the sphere form the apices of a tetrahedron.
Over the years, the European Community has pieced together a set of rules which are either directly applicable to the cultural sphere or have a strong impact on it.
But action by the State in this sphere is not confined to its role in attenuating, moderating and correcting labour market trends by orienting manpower and controlling the recruitment and laying-off of workers.
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Co-ordinate the political action of the IRU in the social sphere in relation to the EU and the other competent international bodies such as the UN, ILO, ITF, etc.
In order to create a nuclear weapon, Iran would need to convert highly enriched uranium into a metal sphere and make a detonator small enough to fit in the warhead of a ballistic missile.
Championing this notion calls for a return to public action in a sphere that goes beyond national borders and rises to the challenge of the transnational issues that it must face in a globalized world.
Petitions can also be brought forward by any EU citizen on a matter within the EU's sphere of activities.
Clothed in the toga or military regalia, the body communicates rank or sphere of activity, not the characteristics of the individual.
The third level is a typical sphere badly in need of terminological innovation.
And the Islamist sphere of influence has understood very well that by concentrating its energy to strike now, with blows of redoubled force, it may profit from this historic moment and amplify the crisis.
Unprojected: Also known as Geographic Coordinate System, an unprojected coordinate system simply uses latitude and longitude to define the locations of points on a sphere or spheroid.
Racism, albeit more subtly manifested than Powellism, is poisoning the sphere of public discourse, and politicians of all the main parties are shamefully pandering to it.
The Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera is a handheld foam-filled sphere that takes 360-degree panoramic photographs when it's tossed in the air.
Companies are not legally bound by international human rights treaties, but they are responsible for upholding human rights in their sphere of influence.
They also wanted to join the project of European integration and ensure they did not fall back into the Russian sphere of influence.
They feel we still belong to their sphere of influence.
They have narrowed the public sphere of influence.
Meanwhile, Britain had established a sphere of influence in Iraq.
Once you click on these links, you leave our sphere of influence.
A stereonet is a stereographic projection of a sphere onto a plane, in which planes are projected as lines and lines are projected as points.
Germany will therefore find it easier than the others to reach the blocking threshold, by adding a few smaller countries to its sphere of influence.
The zygote sheds its silica theca and grows into a large sphere covered by an organic membrane, the auxospore.
Over the past three years, FSNA has strengthened its sphere of influence through its approach to advocacy, either on its own or with other seniors' organizations.

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