Examples of using Encyclopaedic in English and their translations into German
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It's not an encyclopaedic selection.
The justification for our project lies in this poetically concentrated looking,and not in any kind of‘encyclopaedic' ambition.
This encyclopaedic library contains more than 12,000 titles in 24,000 volumes.
Fine's scientific work may be briefly characterised as encyclopaedic, elementary, and unoriginal.
Gallica, the encyclopaedic scholarly library offers access to all kinds of media.
As early as 1858 Siebold reproduced one of his works in his encyclopaedic book on Japan"Nippon- Archiv zur Beschreibung Japans.
Boddy's encyclopaedic knowledge of the arcane byways of his subject made the mag a vital historical archive;
The danger of ending up with a series of encyclopaedic images surely lurks in every film creator's mind.
These encyclopaedic photo series of Eliasson's native land are less known than his large atmospheric installations.
Only show a precursor to the encyclopaedic image atlas which was planned as a book.
With an encyclopaedic single-mindedness, he recorded his entire repertoire on records, later on CDs, and captured many of his opera and concert performances on film.
Since the speech would not even be long but encyclopaedic, I just limit myself to a few basic hints;
He wrote encyclopaedic works, created several magazines in which he himself published, translated and commentated.
Erwin Wurm(born 1954 in Bruck an der Mur, lives in Vienna)deals in an encyclopaedic manner with the expansion of the concept of sculpture.
The comprehensive encyclopaedic entries were written by experts in the field of architectural history on the basis of detailed archival research.
Collect data, no matter whether you review them regularly or do brain storming,or you deal with the systematic mapping of business process or the encyclopaedic editing of your knowledge.
The selection made here has no encyclopaedic value, and is based on entirely suggestive criteria.
This large painting, said to originate from the collection of the Basle physician Felix Platter(1536-1614),is one of the few documents of its time showing in encyclopaedic detail the musical practices of the Renaissance period.
The colour violet is, in the encyclopaedic sense, a designation for the usually somewhat more red than blue hue of the flower violet.
Figure 1: Four key purposes of inter- and transdisciplinary research,each leading to a different definition: encyclopaedic understanding, holistic understanding, problem solving, and reflection-in-action.
The Gassendi Museum presents encyclopaedic collections in the field of art, local history and physical and natural sciences.
To keep our prices fair we have established unique partnership with one of the leading educational institution in Ukraine that located just 5 minutes by foot from our School so the Students of our centre have the unique possibility of access to the library with almost 1 million samples of educational,scientific and encyclopaedic literature, magazines, newspapers and DVDs, and use the big computer class, internet and etc.
Visitors enter this encyclopaedic archive through a bright prologue space that prepares them for the diversity of the collection and also explains its origins.
He is best known for his rambling, associative encyclopaedic assemblages of individual pictures of various origins, taken from the inexhaustible image pool of everyday life.
Behind the encyclopaedic wealth of the substance, these moments become also visible here, about which we could already speak in the context of the previous works.
Depictions, diagrams, charts, and encyclopaedic lists serve not only to illustrate such knowledge but form an integral part of its presentation and argumentation.
Unlike August Sander's encyclopaedic series of photographic portraits of the various professions-realized only a few years previously and with which Grosz was certainly familiar-no further descriptions of daily working life followed after the“butcher”.
This film will revolve around letters and animals, around the strange encyclopaedic entanglement of animals with the alphabet, as we know it from children's games in which a randomly selected letter must be associated with a city, a country or an animal: monkey, bear, chameleon, dolphin, donkey- on until whale, yak and zebra.
In a conversation with the equally encyclopaedic scholar, the poet, Durs Grünbein, who, as Frank Schirrmacher wrote, gave German literature»a new and unique sound« will, above and beyond the notorious German tradition of cultural pessimism, discuss the question, of whether Oswald Spengler's 1918 topos of the»Decline of the West« can still aid in decoding and analysing the growing awareness of the crisis, or whether we are impelled by what Durs Grünbein claims for the writer.
Gallica: Zoology Gallica, the encyclopaedic scholarly library offers access to all kinds of media: print(monographs, journals and newspapers) in text and image formats, manuscripts, audio, images, maps and plans.