Examples of using Inscribes in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The Moon inscribes a circle around the earth.
We're like a sheet of paper, that she inscribes.
The Moon inscribes a circle around the earth.
The MOON- Your Personal Life. The Moon inscribes a circle around the earth.
Contemporariness inscribes itself in the present by marking it above all as archaic.
Geographer and engraver, godchild of Pierre François Tardieu, frequently inscribes his plates as“P.
This inscribes not only a scientific-critical but also a socio-critical dimension into the presentation of their works.
In contrast,Ni Youyu designs geometrical experimental spaces on canvas in which he inscribes bizarre landscapes.
In the meditative repetitions of their genesis, a time of life inscribes itself into this"space", and painterly expertise and world experience contaminate each other mutually.
She inscribes as a master student in the graphics class of Franz Herberth"to be able to continue lithographing at the University" and starts to take artistic black and white photographs autodidactically.
The red lines have escaped from the surface and rotate in a closed the system, which inscribes within the cylinder a cone that is mirrored at its apex.
Most of all, it also explicitly inscribes the"cultural" diversity in Europe in an underlying common identity, thus increasingly fixing it to the national and regional diversity of the Member States.
They develop out of the constellations offered by army formations and the natural hurdles that repeatedly need to be overcome and that provide cover for the enemy,as well as out of the signs of death and exhaustion that nature inscribes in the individual body.
And for good reason, The Chronograph(meaning literally"Who inscribes time") is a museum of archeology, located in the small town of Rezé, near Nantes, built on ancient remains.
This split inscribes itself within the very concept of the West, and must be highlighted when looking at the different series of oppositions that the West itself has produced in order to make sense of the colonial encounters that constitute modern history as world history.
Even if we have no chance to evocate in this experiment our hypotheses of the real career of Weber's concept(one might suppose that Weber has never faced really this choice), it is clear, that Habermas in this exposition of Weber his immediate situation andhis immediate identity inscribes.
That is evident in his early fire drawings, which he inscribes upon the nocturnal scenery like self-portraits, as well as in his likeness of landscapes, which reflect on man and nature as forms of appearance.
In any case, by using these formal means, the artist inscribes himself in his photographs and gives expression to a specifically subjective perspective that tends to visualise more personal impressions and moods than factually replicating a reality of life.
Inscribed with the Somervile verse from“The Chase” as above.
How is history inscribed in the body?
Inscribed with the pen left below the fine border, both in brown ink.
How are the universal and specific inscribed into architecture?
Inscribed within the picture on a stone far left below the lion.
The old bridge on theSeille, of the thirteenth century, is also inscribed.
The width of the ring is 10mm and inscribed on its surface includes heart sutra.
Wood engraving as above, but after design of 1876. Inscribed.
Inscribed Gem non-set item.
Its title is inscribed lower right beneath the signature.
Inscribed by old hand in pencil below right.
Inscribing, cutting, labelling- all from a single source.