aliud造句

• In 1996 it acquired Aliud Pharma, expanding its reach into the French and Czech generic drugs markets.
• Gehe said it is also selling its allphamed Arzneimittelgesellschaft mbH and Aliud Pharma GmbH and Co . KG units.
• "' Aliud "'is a municipality located in the INE ), the municipality has a population of 31 inhabitants.
• Cusanus, in his dialogue " De non aliud " of 1462, calls Bussi an expert on the " cursive Humanist minuscule.
• Gehe's other units up for sale are Aliud Pharma GmbH & AMP; Co . KG and allphamed Arzneimittelgesellschaft mbH as well as GNR-pharma SA in Paris.
• Mechanics : The three main treatises and the  Aliud commentum version ( Latin and English ) are published in " The Medieval Science of Weights ", ed.
• Related to these treatises is an anonymous set of comments, each of which begins with the words  Aliud commentum ( and thus known as the  Aliud commentum version ).
• Related to these treatises is an anonymous set of comments, each of which begins with the words  Aliud commentum ( and thus known as the  Aliud commentum version ).
• "Aristarchum super Iliade in duobus voluminibus, opus quoddam spatiosum et pretiosissimum; aliud commentum super Iliade, cuius eundem auctorem esse puto et illius quod ex me Nicolaus noster habuit super Ulixiade ."
• Gehe will sell its Paris-based GNR-pharma unit to BASF AG's Knoll AG . Gehe's other units up for sale are Aliud Pharma GmbH & AMP; Co . KG and allphamed Arzneimittelgesellschaft mbH.
• *I left a note on on User _ talk : Aliud regarding Perceptual transparency and Filling-in which were copied from a University paper the author submitted .-email 15 : 31, 24 July 2006 ( UTC)
• The " Liber de ponderibus " and the  Aliud commentum version were published by Petrus Apianus ( = Peter Bienewitz ) in Nuremberg, 1533; and the " De ratione ponderis " was published by Nicol?Tartaglia in Venice, 1565.
• In-tentio, derived from " IN aliud TENDERE " is the penetrating act of the spirit, which goes beyond the things into their origin, which is the Unum with his three transcendentals : " Bonum, Verum " and " Pulchrum ".
• Karl Barth, an influential Protestant theologian contemporary to Otto, acknowledged Otto's influence and approved a similar conception of God as " ganz Andere " or " totaliter aliter ", or as " aliud, aliud valde " ( " other, completely other " ), the latter phrase being taken from Augustine of Hippo's " Orthodox Jewish theologians including Joseph Soloveitchik and Eliezer Berkovits.
• Karl Barth, an influential Protestant theologian contemporary to Otto, acknowledged Otto's influence and approved a similar conception of God as " ganz Andere " or " totaliter aliter ", or as " aliud, aliud valde " ( " other, completely other " ), the latter phrase being taken from Augustine of Hippo's " Orthodox Jewish theologians including Joseph Soloveitchik and Eliezer Berkovits.
• Under Henry I of England, " The man whose conduct has only remotely caused death or injury is liable, it is true, but'in hiis et similibus, ubi homo aliud intendit et aliud evenit, ubi opus accusatur non-voluntas, venialem pocius emendacionem, et honrificenciam judices statuant, sicut acciderit'" The man who has killed by misadventure or in self-defense is liable to pay the wer but his wrong is emenable.
• Under Henry I of England, " The man whose conduct has only remotely caused death or injury is liable, it is true, but'in hiis et similibus, ubi homo aliud intendit et aliud evenit, ubi opus accusatur non-voluntas, venialem pocius emendacionem, et honrificenciam judices statuant, sicut acciderit'" The man who has killed by misadventure or in self-defense is liable to pay the wer but his wrong is emenable.
• In the following sentence from Copleston, vol . ii, p . 449, what do the Latin phrases mean ? " . . . we do not discern the divine light or concurrence, nor are the eternal ideas objects directly perceived; we know them rather as principles which move the intellect to know the created essence, " ut obiectum movens et in aliud ducens ", not as " obiectum in se ducens " .-- talk ) 12 : 08, 1 January 2008 ( UTC)
• The badge of the Order, in the form of a sheepskin, was suspended from a jewelled collar of firesteels in the shape of the letter B, for Burgundy, linked by flints; with the motto " Pretium Laborum Non Vile " ( " No Mean Reward for Labours " ) engraved on the front of the central link, and Philip's motto " Non Aliud " ( " I will have no other " ) on the back ( non-royal knights of the Golden Fleece were forbidden to belong to any other order of knighthood ).