- In the
English language,
terms for
types of
killing often end in the
suffix -cide. Suicide,
intentionally causing one's own death.
Altruistic suicide,...
- Christ, and parti****tion in his
death and
resurrection by
their baptism,
sufficed. At
first he ****cuted the
early Christians, but
after a
conversion experience...
- "Pandemonium"
Feuerstein Pro****
Feuerstein Pro**** Sojka[a] 3:17 7. "
Suffice"
Feuerstein Pro****
Walowac Feuerstein Pro****
Saint X 4:25 8. "Gone" (featuring...
- have been enough", "it
would have been sufficient", or "it
would have
sufficed" (day in
Hebrew is "enough", and -enu the
first person plural suffix, "to...
-
Sufficiency of
disclosure or
enablement is a
patent law
requirement that a
patent application disclose a
claimed invention in
sufficient detail so that...
- In
logic and mathematics,
necessity and
sufficiency are
terms used to
describe a
conditional or
implicational relationship between two statements. For...
- book [kitābun kāfin]
containing enough of all the
religious sciences to
suffice the student; to
serve as a
reference for the disciple; from
which those...
- 20, 1994), "One
subspecies of the red
junglefowl (Gallus
gallus gallus)
suffices as the
matriarchic ancestor of all
domestic breeds", PNAS, 91 (26): 12505–12509...
-
between open
strings is
always a
major third. Consequently, four
frets suffice to play the
chromatic scale.
Chord inversion is
especially simple in major-thirds...
-
historians or
biographers are
allowed to use the label.
Evidence that
would suffice in any
other situation is
inadequate here... A
woman who
never married...
