- non-infectious
causes (e.g. pancreatitis). Most commonly, it is used in
contradistinction to a "walled-off" pus-filled
collection (abscess),
although a phlegmon...
- be
revenged on his neighbor, has
materially injured himself." In
contradistinction to the above,
Saint Ebbe,
Abbess of
Coldingham Priory in south-east...
-
appears most
notably in the
philosophy of Plotinus.
Henology stands in
contradistinction to
several other philosophical disciplines. The term
henology refers...
-
supposedly liberal openness to homo****uality to
secure its
identity in
contradistinction to ****ual
oppression in
Muslim countries. This
oppression serves as...
- or
programmes which might introduce change. BAU may also
stand in
contradistinction to
external events which may have the
effect of
unsettling or distracting...
- (and the
Supreme Court agreed) that his
nationality was
White in
contradistinction to
other people of the Near East – Kurds, Turks, and
Arabs in particular –...
- (more relative), as
nature is wont to be set or in
opposition or
contradistinction to
other things, as when we say of a
stone when it
falls downwards...
- offspring, or more
generally between ancestors and descendants. In
contradistinction to
phylogeny it
applies to
individual organisms as
opposed to species...
-
members of the
ethnic group of the Avesta-reciters themselves, in
contradistinction to the anairiia-, the "non-Aryas". The word also
appears four times...
- genius. By Hebraic, he
meant to
include the
Christian tradition, in
contradistinction to the Gr**** tradition,
holding that good and evil
could not be reconciled...
