ratione造句

• The Dominical Letter does not seem to have been familiar to Bede in his " De temporum ratione ", but in its place he adopts a similar device of seven numbers which he calls " concurrentes " ( De Temp.
• The application of triangulation to geodesy was described in the second ( 1533 ) edition of " Cosmograficus liber " by Petri Appiani as a 16-page appendix by Frisius entitled " Libellus de locorum describendorum ratione ".
• Copernicus'essay was republished in 1816 in the Polish capital, Warsaw, as " Dissertatio de optima monetae cudendae ratione " ( " Dissertation on the Optimal Minting of Coin " ), few copies of which survive.
• It suffices at this stage to note that, in examining whether the bodies concerned were to be classified as undertakings within the meaning of Article 85 or 86, the Court implicitly accepted that the competition rules applied ratione materiae in those areas.
• While Bishop of Riez he issued synodal statutes of that diocese, and wrote a treatise on weights and measures under the title : " De liquidorum leguminumque mensuris, seu ver?mensurarum ponderumque ratione " ( Paris, 1532, 1535, 1547 ).
• The Anglo-Saxon scholar Bede explains the name in his treatise " De temporum ratione " ( The Reckoning of Time ), saying " Rhed-monath is named for the goddess, to whom they sacrificed in this month . 
• I will examine successively, first, the applicability ratione materiae of Article 85 ( 1 ) of the Treaty, secondly, whether there is an agreement or concertation between undertakings and, thirdly, whether that concertation restricts competition to an appreciable extent.
• He published  De ratione motus Musculorum,  London, 1664, and Amsterdam, 1667; and read papers to the Royal Society, including  A Discourse on the Conformation of a Chick in the Egg before Incubation ( 28 March 1671 ).
• In 1559 he published his first treatise in Zurich, the " De absoluta ratione extrahendi olea et aquas e medicamentis simplicibus " ( on the complete doctrine of extracting oils and waters from simple drugs ), featuring an introduction by Conrad Gesner.
• Cicero wrote : " " quod autem ratione est, id officium appellamus; est igitur officium eius generis, quod nec in bonis ponatur nec in contrariis ", in " De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum ", III, 58.