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qu'elles ont montré que l'exposition en champ proche peut entraîner un DAS local élevé (par exemple, au niveau de la tête, des poignets et des chevilles) et que le DAS pour le corps entier et le DAS local dépendent fortement de la distance séparant la sour- ce hautes fréquences du corps. Enfin, les valeurs du DAS obtenues par mesurage sont cohérentes avec celles obtenues par calcul de modélisation numérique. Le DAS moyen pour le corps entier et le DAS local sont des quantités commodes pour la comparaison

After quietly observing the mute duel which was going on between his master and the stranger, the eldest of the apprentices, having seen that the young man was stealthily watching the windows of the third floor, ventured to place himself on the stone flag where Monsieur Guillaume was standing. He took two steps out into the street, raised his head, and fancied that he caught sight of Mademoiselle Augustine Guillaume in hasty retreat. The draper, annoyed by his assistant's perspicacity, shot

precession of maids, the imperial concubine appeared on the scene sailing broadly; though nobody noticed the shadow that occasionally passed across her face. With an air of dignity, she looked at the flowers along the way; when passing over the Jade-and-Stone Bridge, she paused to observe the goldfish and the mandarin ducks as if all these things were very fresh and interesting. Slowly she approached the imperial table and sat down, at the same time casting a glance at the empty seat beside her and counselling

product is the preferred brand, selling nearly 3 million cases a year. All because of the advertising (Figure 2.2). More anecdotal, but equally impressive, were the results of the trade campaign created to attract advertisers to the pages of Rolling Stone magazine. After Fallon McElligott’s famous “Perception/ Reality” campaign was up and running (Figure 2.3), publisher Jann Wenner was reported as saying, “It was like someone came in with a wheelbarrow of money and dumped it on the floor.” It’s a great

'evidence' here are too ill-defined to stand up under such punishment. We should only be depriving them of the very denotations to which they mainly owe such sense as they make to us. It was a lexicographer, Dr. Johnson, who demonstrated the reality of a stone by kicking it; and to begin with, at least, we have little better to go on than Johnsonian usage. The familiar material objects may not be all that is real, but they are admirable examples. There are, however, philosophers who overdo this line of thought

The man was made for the city. He was a creature of crowds and commerce, of good restaurants and expensive clothes, and even if he was only half gay, his closest friend turned out to be a black transvestite who went to work sporting a pair of rhine-stone clip-on earrings and a pink feather boa. Put a man like Harry Brightman in some rustic backwater, and the neighboring peasants would run him out of town with pitchforks and knives. On the other hand, I felt reasonably certain that Harry's business

années que le m ê m e argument est avancépour exclure la f e m m e de la présentation des nouvelles à la radio. Malgré des études récentes qui démentent l'argument selon lequel les voix féminines sont impuissantes à capter l'attention de l'auditoire (Stone, 1973 - Whittaker et Whittaker, 1976), les préjugés des responsables des émissions à l'égard de la f e m m e n'ont pas disparu (Marzolf, 1977). Cette croyance profondément ancrée dans l'esprit des h o m m e s a fait que les ondes sont le domaine où

crucified." We must have trials and self-denials, as well as joys and victories, until all error is destroyed. 12 15 A belief suicidal The educated belief that Soul is in the body causes mortals to regard death as a friend, as a stepping-stone out of mortality into immortality and bliss. The Bible calls death an enemy, and Jesus overcame death and the grave instead of yielding to them. He was "the way." To him, therefore, death was not the threshold over which he must pass into living glory

French−english (dictionnaire) achevée : achieved achevées : achieved achèvement : achievement achevent : achieve achever : achieve achevèrent : achieved achevés : achieved achevez : achieve achevons : achieve Achille : Achilles acide : acid, sour, tart acide formique : formic acid acide tartrique : acidity of wine acidité : acidities acidulé : acidulous acier : steel aciérie : steelwork acivité : activity acolyte : acolyte acomplissement : accomplishment acompte : initial deposit, instalment

His death has left her not only widowed and unprotected, but impoverished. She depends for her survival on the guru who had enriched himself at her expense, but at first she takes her vengeance by cooking tasteless food and allowing the milk to go sour. Hindu widows are expected to shun all jewelry and makeup, dress in plain white garments, and generally project an air of asexuality. Damini defiantly remains an earthy, desirable woman. This is the more powerful side of her vengeance. Her abrupt conversion