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constant pressure is 0.2734". This statement simply expresses what the scientist believes to be true. He would call it "a fact". The difference between these two uses of language is not difficult to apprehend yet they are seldom clearly distinguished. To mark the distinction Mr. LA. Richards has sug­ gested the convenient terminology "the scientific use of language" and "the emotive use of language". When language is used simply in order to refer to a referend its use is scientific. When it is used in order

laws, comprehensive in its scope and universal in its application.”[4] One of the important personalities of the time, representative of the public school educated elite which was to dominate the world of sports was certainly Charles W. Alcock. He had been to the public school of Harrow and although he did not continue to university, he became a leading figure of late nineteenth century sport. He began as a cricket and football player – at club, local, regional, and national level

« de retrouver des gens, des amis que l’on a perdus de vue ». Ils sont plus de la moitié à citer cette motivation. Ce chiffre monte à 61 % chez ceux qui utilisent souvent Facebook. Le réseau social est donc bien devenu le trombinoscope pratique que Mark Zuckerberg, son créateur, avait conçu initialement pour l’université d’Harvard. Il s’est juste (entre-temps) mondialisé. C’est aussi devenu un outil de communication quotidien qui réduit les distances. Ainsi, 58 % des interviewés pensent-ils que l’on

brilliant strategies. For example, Will Durant, who organized General Motors Corporation, was described by Alfred Sloan as “a man who would proceed on a course of action guided solely, as far as I could tell, by some intuitive flash of brilliance. He never felt obliged to make an engineering hunt for the facts. Yet at times he was astoundingly correct in his judgement. Albert Einstein acknowledged the importance of intuition when he said: “I believe in intuition and inspiration. At times I feel certain that

production of the Guide, and all our colleagues at the ILO listed below in alphabetical order whose comments and assistance have been particularly helpful in producing the final version of this work: F. Blokhuis, A. Chite, J. Clifton, M. Dombo, W. van Esch, J. Fransen, W. van Ginneken, M. Gupta, C. Hedström, A. Kabiru, J. Majeres, D. Mason, S. Miller, N. Phan-Thuy, M. Prieto, M. Shone, D. Stiedl, T. Tessem and J. Tournée. A special note of thanks is given to the participants to the tripartite meeting held

apocryphes : apocrypha apogée : summit, peak, top, acme apolitique : unpolitical Apollon : Apollo apophonie : ablaut French−english Dictionary 149 French−english (dictionnaire) apostasie : disloyally apostrophe : salutation, single quotation mark apothéose : apotheosis apothicaire : apothecary apôtre : apostle apparaîs : appear apparaissant : appearing apparaissent : appear apparaissez : appear apparaissons : appear apparaît : appears apparaitre : appear apparaître : appear, emerge, perform

him, you find yourself obligated to be as productive as him to keep with his very active working rhythm. Thanks to all the members of the Dependable Computing and Fault Tolerance research group: permanents, PhD students and interns. Amongst them, I felt to be at home and I have much appreciated the family-like atmosphere. I am very pleased to mention to Mr. Mohammed Kaâniche, Mr. Vincent Nicomette, Ms. Hélène Waeselynck, and Mr. Sébastien Gambs, for their time and for their very interesting remarks

déterminent la vente du produit; 2° la collecte des données qui représentent le mieux les variables retenues; 3° l'analyse statistique des données afin de déterminer les paramètres les plus probables des variables. (Réf. : M. H. SPENCER, COLIN G. CLARK, P. W. HOGUET, Business and Economie Forecasting, Homewood, 111., R. D. Irwin, 1961.) BIENS D'ÉQUIPEMENT An. : capital goods. Al. : Investitions-giiter. La méthode générale de prévision des ventes de biens d'équipement peut se résumer comme suit : Dans

of his Logical Investigations. According to this sense intentionality signifies that the meaningfulness of mental acts is essentially independent of the empirical existence of what is intended or signified by such acts. Thus intentionality as the ‘mark of the mental’ is essentially characterized by Husserl as independence from empirical reality. Clarifying the sense of the intentional arrived at by Husserl before the publication of the work that officially inaugurates phenomenology will offer initial

chapitre 7 des indications sur la façon d’épeler les mots en anglais.) a (eï) b (bi) c (si) d (di) e (i) f (èf) g (dji) h (eïtch) i (aï) j (djéï) k (kéï) l (èl) m (èm) n (èn) o (ô) p (pi) q (kiou) r (âe) s (ès) t (ti) u (iou) v (vi) w (dae-bel-iou [UK], de-bel-iou [US]) x (èx) y (ouaï) z (zèd [UK], zi [US]) Bien que l’anglais n’ait que 26 lettres, il comporte approximativement 44 sons différents ! (Et ces sons varient en fonction des accents régionaux.) Certaines lettres produisent