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Fire also characterises our corporate spirit.
The elegant atmosphere of this conference hotel also characterises the design orientated guest rooms.
This specification also characterises the minimum nominal size of particles which may be retained by the filtration.
Antoni Gaudí helped the Catalan architecture to become world famous, Lluis Domènech i Montaner also characterises today's city of Barcelona.
Associative candour also characterises the work of Patricia Ayres.
Awards“You only have to believe in what you want, then you will succeed”-this motto of the famous Count Zeppelin also characterises the life of Erwin Hymer.
The impression of lightness and transparency also characterises the interior of the annexed building, the newly established Concept Mall.
It also characterises Karsten's room dividers made of two hundred untreated cotton tubes painted black and stiffened with potato starch that were also shown in Essen ill.
This concentration on its primary function also characterises the subtle design of the X Mark II.
This support also characterises the Cargo Natural Power version, enabling the loading area to maintain the flat features for the full length.
A stormy impetus also characterises William Walton's first symphony, probably one of the most important contributions to the symphonic oeuvre of the 20th century.
This double focus also characterises this evening with Helmut Lachenmann's My Melodies for eight horns, in which the solo instruments reveal many surprising tonal facets.
The stylish atmosphere of the castle and the castle grounds also characterise the golf club.
The finest materials also characterise the popular homeware collection, e. g.
The characteristic aromas of apples and citrus fruits also characterise the palate.
Dominant colour spaces and moods also characterise Andreas Leikauf's pictures.
The Casadean network is also characterised by its strong rural character, as the vast majority of sites are located outside urban areas.
Insularity is also characterised by the following issue problems which also determine their long-term development prospects.
Artistic heritage and good gastronomy also characterise this Canary Island, where its delicious dishes and historic monuments cannot be ignored.
Cost efficiency and quality: these also characterise the result of the partnership between MACAWI and DEMCON.
The Lange outsize date also characterised the classic ladies' and men's ARKADE and SAXONIA models.
Our valued guests also characterise the atmosphere of our hotel in Lermoos and share in their pictures and guest feedback their experiences of their time in the Hotel Post.
This principle also characterised the functional and essential difference between a correction under R. 88 EPC 1973 on the one hand and restitutio in integrum pursuant to Art.
Sensuality and spirituality also characterise the fountains, enclosed gardens and shaded benches of the neighbouring‘Generalife' gardens, the sultan's summer palace.
Sustainable and traditional materials, combined on a major scale, also characterise a Belgian city centre regeneration pages 24-27.
Of course, the content of the Europeandimension poses all the current problems that ultimately also characterise the new education system.
They are also characterised by large flowers and a wide and varied range, so if you choose to plant geraniums in your pots, you will have many opportunities for pleasant chats and beautiful garden crocks.
Peaceful high valleys,clear mountain lakes and unique biodiversity also characterise the Biosfera Val MÃ1⁄4stair, the UNESCO World Heritage Tektonikarena Sardona and the Beverin Nature Park, which stretches from the Viamala Gorge through the Safiental Valley.
Rich finds of metal from the Bronze Age also characterise the picture, as do the grandiose Celtic gravesites, the first urban centres of Mainz and Trier of Roman times and the remnants of wars along the western border of Germany from the 18th to the 20th centuries.