Examples of using Specifica in English and their translations into German
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Press briefly View information/ confirm specifica.
But where does the"differentia specifica" of the sociological ethnography lie?
Ensure that the supply voltage matches the specifica.
Sensation… is the differentia specifica, the absolutely characteristic feature of the animal.
Description Segatrice a nastro come da vostra specifica.
Ci informa soltanto sulla loro composizione specifica c It only informs us about their specific composition.
RAUCH will not pay any compensation for the preparation of quotes and offer documents plans, technical specifica- tions, etc.
Azione estremamente selettiva e specifica degli antagonisti; extremely selective and specific action of the antagonists;
Connect and operate the appliance only in accordance with the specifica tions on the rating label.
Terminologia specifica appropriata, coerente chiara e fluida 60 appropriate specific terminology, consistent clear and fluid.
Individuality' and'singularity' have in effect become the differentia specifica of works of art in modern European culture.
The search for a“Chemotherapia specifica”====Already before the Institute of Experimental Therapy had moved to Frankfurt, Ehrlich had resumed work on methylene blue.
With some human beings similar abnormal inclinations of the soul are already recognizable in the still earthly body, what is certainly not always thecase, because the body does not so sensitively absorb so easily strange specifica as the soul;
È strettamente correlata alla tessitura specifica del tipo di suolo- is strictly related to the specific texture of the type of soil.
We understand"knowledge in the arts" to mean forms of knowledge and epistemic practices that the arts share with other cultural fields(genus proximum),as well as those that are characteristic only for the arts differentia specifica.
Terminologia specifica appropriata e coerente anche se limitata e non sempre chiara 45 specific terminology appropriate and consistent even if limited and not always clear.
E se i prodotti a catalogo non dovessero essere sufficienti, i nostri uffici commercialisono a vostra disposizione per soddisfare ogni specifica And if the products in the catalog are not enough, our sales offices are at your disposal to satisfy every specification.
These are no longer there after the parting of the soul from the body, therefore the form of the soul outside of the body must be an extreme imperfect one,- so as also some and even many souls are too much inclined towards one or the other sensual being andas a result gain a too large excessive amount of specifica no longer suitable and necessary for their nature.
This makes it easy to pass over in silence the differentia specifica of this"productive worker", and of capitalist production- as the production of surplus value, as the process of the self-valorisation of capital, which incorporates living labour as merely its AGENCY.
It all depends here has a human being preferably a sensuous inclination, exactly according to this it will develop in the soul,and this on account of the excessive amount of such substantial intelligence specifica, which according to the rule of the book of life and according to the established order no longer belong to the pure human form of the soul.
The Customer is responsible for ensuring that the terms of the order and any applicable specifica- tion requirements quantities or terms required by the Customer are complete and accurate and correspond with any formal requirements specified by Torus Pak from time to time.
If we look back at the relevant discourse in philosophy, anthropology and zoology in the history of ideas, we notice that countless criteria have been used to demarcate the division between homo and animale,as the differentia specifica, the distinguishing characteristics of human beings, so as to justify their exceptional, superior position in the realm of living creatures.
The first and only edition was published in July 1737 under the fulltitle"Critica botanica in qua nomina plantarum generica, specifica& variantia examini subjiciuntur, selectoria confirmantur, indigna rejiciuntur; simulque doctrina circa denominationem plantarum traditur.