Examples of using Recapitulated in English and their translations into German
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For facilitation of the reading they are recapitulated in Annex IV.
The story needs to be recapitulated, but certain details require explanation.
We made 95 billioneuros available to ensure the liquidity of banks," recapitulated Trichet.
Mr Hernández Bataller recapitulated the work that had been done on this opinion.
He suspected no one in history had ever so often orso publicly recapitulated an act of betrayal.
Dietrich Schubert recapitulated in a film why he was watched by the state for years.
The results of adsorption isotherms of Eumulgin and ethylhexanol to coal anddirt are recapitulated in Table III.
The Court recapitulated the 6 strong points of the teachings put forward by the expert.
Pairs consisting of a poem and a painting, or a painting and a poem,that were created in recent months were recapitulated.
Therefore the strategic complex real-life projects are recapitulated again and applied in industry case studies in students' composite groups.
I wanted to try to express for our time andour existence something of that which Dante in his vision recapitulated in an audacious manner.
Obviously, she also recapitulated the current state of research on the coins of the Aghlabids, the Fatimid Caliphate and the Khazrunids which circulated and/or were minted in Sicily.
This wonderful mystery which is our"second birth" the birth of a human being from"on high", from God(cf. Jn 3: 1-8)is brought about by and recapitulated in the sacramental sign of Baptism.
I wonder- if this were for real- whether Chloe and Clark have recapitulated their past, unfolding all the events where only Clark knew the whole truth, or if he told her that she already knew his secret Rush.
On the other hand, the analysis of Defending concerns matters that are not really debatable, except the inferences concerning theconcentration camps most of which will be recapitulated in the course of the present study.
I have now recapitulated the chief facts and considerations which have thoroughly convinced me that species have been modified, during a long course of descent, by the preservation or the natural selection of many successive slight favourable variations.
In sprint retrospectives, the team recapitulates its work process.
And to a degree, you recapitulate this in your life as children.
Tracey EminThe narrator recapitulates the painful path from child to woman.
So I can always recapitulate what I have done what night.
Volume 1 of our Journal which recapitulates the first Public Lecture….
The third recapitulates manning costs in the different registers of the EEA countries.
LET US recapitulate the events, before they are forgotten.
In Jesus, God recapitulates all of his history of salvation on behalf of men.
To conclude this section we must recapitulate that it is part of.
Shortly before the turn of the year, he recapitulates.
In detention, you can recapitulate upon this use of pronouns.
Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny.
Give a little pause to your search- recapitulate.
Gutsche recapitulates in his works the functionality of pictures in the media and an accompanying collective cultural memory.