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• Technical and conceptional difficulties, however, interfered in M黱ster.
• The remains were buried in 1953 because of conceptional disputes about the possible reconstruction.
• Koans emphasize the non-conceptional insight that the Buddhist teachings are pointing to.
• One conceptional area is the documentation of the Cathedral as the church of Charlemagne.
• However, it bears a conceptional resemblance to that painting as well as an expressive vehemence.
• In the Thuringian spa of Bad Sulza, Remann further developed his conceptional and technical knowhow.
• The comic was drawn by Geof Darrow, the conceptional designer of " The Matrix " and later its sequels.
• This approach is the conceptional basis of the "'Hartree Fock method "'and further post Hartree Fock methods.
• Stephan Huber's oeuvre is characterized by a narrative language which distills the conceptional and experiential world of the artist into striking images with immediate emotional impact.
• While the former is more solid and physical the latter appears more conceptional, such as a symbol, a sound or a colour which will remind people of a brand.
• A persistent item is a physical or conceptional item that has a persistent identity recognized within the duration of its existence by its identification rather than by its continuity or by observation.
• At the end of the year, however, Gruber and the BR announced that these plans wouldn't be put into action, due to scheduling coordination and conceptional reasons.
• Examples of definitions : Persistent Item  a physical or conceptional item that has a persistent identity recognized within the duration of its existence by its identification rather than by its continuity or by observation.
• Some of the priests and the lay group-leaders were sentenced in three separate conceptional trials ( in 1961, 1965 and 1971 ) to a sum of 72 years, most of it served.
• He tries to place the means of thinking of both directions in a neutral conceptional system and therewith tries to obtain a starting point in order to actually establish a critical statement regarding our conceptual thinking.
• Its members are elected by the academic staff of the respective scientific organisations from the academic staff of the SAS . The Scientific Council is a self-governing body of the Academy that deliberates upon scientific and conceptional tasks.
• The academic advisory council ( chairman Lothar Gall ) advises the board of trustees and the president of the foundation as to the museum's legal mission, especially as it affects the conceptional preparation of temporary exhibitions and the content of the permanent exhibition.
• He was determined to place this industry on a solid foundation providing it a'conceptional base and institutional support .'This was necessary to bring dynamism and cohesiveness into an industry, shunned by leaders in the past, ignored by investors who were inhibited by the lack of incentive to invest in projects which were uncertain of a satisfactory return.
• The German sociologist Ferdinand T鰊nies, by using the conceptional tools of his theory of Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft, argued ( 1922, " " Kritik der 鰂fentlichen Meinung " " ), that'public opinion'has the equivalent social function in societies ( " Gesellschaften " ) which religion has in communities ( " Gemeinschaften " ).