- Look up
instructive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In grammar, the
instructive case is a
grammatical case used in Finnish, Estonian, and the Turkic...
- [wird]
sowohl die
Werke der
classiker wie auch die
hervorragendsten Werke instructiver Art umf****en [...],
denen sich Schöpfungen
bedeutender moderner Meister...
- succinct,
didactic story, in
prose or verse, that
illustrates one or more
instructive lessons or principles. It
differs from a
fable in that
fables employ...
- this
integral was
first published in 1894 by Stieltjes. It
serves as an
instructive and
useful precursor of the
Lebesgue integral, and an
invaluable tool...
- Hand fans
first arrived in
Europe in the 15th
century from Asia and
became po****r in the 16th century.
Several fan
styles were
common and a
plethora of...
-
named after David Hilbert, is a
topological space that
provides an
instructive example of some
ideas in topology. Furthermore, many
interesting topological...
-
vocational education (the
imparting and
acquisition of
specific skills).
Instructive strategies are
governed by the pupil's
background knowledge and experience...
- In
decision theory, economics, and
probability theory, the
Dutch book
arguments are a set of
results showing that
agents must
satisfy the
axioms of rational...
-
Stephen Colbert's
television program, The
Colbert Report (2005–14) is
instructive in the
methods of
contemporary American satire;
sketch comedy television...
- word in the
instructive case, but
these have
developed into
independent words harvoin = "rarely"
hyvin = "well" niin = "thus" The
instructive also occurs...
