A five-year-old child from upper
Hron (Horehronie) recovered from meningococcus while a small baby form the very south of central Slovakia died.
Tania
Hron and Sandrina Khaled (Paderborn: Wilhelm Fink, 2015), 77-78.
And, in the same way as that essay weighs the merits of the different translations of the Nights, Borges here critiques the hronir in their different degrees of removal from the original: "los hronir de segundo y de tercer grado--los hronir derivados de otro /iron, los hronir derivados del hron de un
hron--exageran las aberraciones del inicial; los de quinto son casi uniformes; los de noveno se confunden con los de segundo; en los undecimo hay una pureza de lineas que los originales no tienen" (1: 440).
Hron G, Kollars M, Binder BR, Eichinger S, Kyrle PA.
Hron graduated from Milwaukee Area Technical College and has thirteen years of Land Surveying experience, including ten years in Alaska.
In its very nature as an augmented copy, Ashe's version of the encyclopedia is itself a
hron, a secondary and more satisfactory object than the hronir, and this hron is itself a replica of an earlier one, the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Efforts toward integration of ICT within educational institutions, furthermore, may benefit from being better informed with regard to the current ICT skill set among teachers (Alghazo, 2006; Cretchley 2007; Friedrich &
Hron, 2011).
2007: Food habits of four bottom-dwelling gobiid species at the confluence of the Danube and
Hron Rivers (South Slovakia).
Razzaq M, Turek S,
Hron J, Acker JF, Weichert F, Grunwald IQ, et al.
Therefore,
Hron, Filzmoser, and Thompson (2012) recommend transforming compositional variables to the Euclidean geometry via an isometric log-ratio transformation.
Hron G, Lombardi R, Eichinger S, Lecchi A, Kyrle PA, Cattaneo M.
In terms of scholarly work, the novel is often used to canonize Abani in the third wave of Nigerian novelists (Adesanmi and Dunton 2005; 2008; Hewett 2005;
Hron 2008; Nwakanma 2008).
