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Practical Parallel Rendering

by Alan Chalmers and Erik Reinhard
Parallel processing (Electronic computers) Parallel processing (electronic computers) Rendering First published in 2002
7 editions

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The practical pronouncer and key to Andrews and Batchelor's New French instructor: containing an introd., the lessons of the instructor with a phonetic rendering in parallel columns, a French translation of the exercises, together with an appendix

by Stephen Pearl Andrews First published in 1856
1 edition

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The Parallel Bible

by Bible 4.0 (85 ratings) · 2,341 Want to read

First published in 1200
6107 editions, 1530 ebooks
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Invitation to computer science

by G. Michael Schneider, Judith L. Gersting, and Judith Gersting 5.0 (1 rating) · 95 Want to read
PRACTICE PROBLEM
Page 113 Practice Problems
Page 576 PRACTICE PROBLEMS
Page 251 PRACTICE PROBLEM
Page 412
First published in 1995
21 editions, 7 ebooks

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European civilisation: protestantism and catholicity compared

by Jaime Luciano Balmes

Religion and the human intellect in Europe — Difference between the intellectual development of the nations of antiquity and those of Europeans — Causes that have accelerated this development in Europe — Origin of the spirit of subtilty — Service which the Church rendered to the human mind by her opposition to the subtilties of the innovators — Parallel between Roscelin and St. Anselm — Reflections on St. Bernard — St. Thomas of Aquin — Advantage of his dictatorship in the schools — Advent of St. Thomas in the middle ages of immense advantage to the human mind.

3d. System of the Church with regard to slaves belonging to Jews — Motives which actuated the Church in the enfranchisement of her own slaves — Her indulgence to them — Her generosity towards the freed — The slaves of the Church considered as consecrated to God — Salutary effects of this way of viewing them — 4th. Liberty is granted to those who wish to embrace the monastic state — Effects of this practice — Conduct of the Church with regard to the ordination of slaves — Abuses introduced in this respect checked — Discipline of the Spanish Church on this point 82

Catholicism in its relations with intellectual development — What is the influence of the principle of submission to authority — What are the effects of this principle with respect to all the sciences — Parallel between ancients and moderns — God — Man — Society — Nature 369

Parallel between the political doctrines of the eighteenth century, those of modern publicists, and those which prevailed in Europe before the appearance of Protestantism — Protestantism has prevented the homogeneity of European civilisation — Historical proofs 351

Two sorts of democracy — Their parallel march in the history of Europe — Their characters — Their causes and effects — Why absolutism became necessary in Europe — Historical facts — France — England — Sweden — Denmark — Germany 342

Of resistance to the civil power — Parallel between Protestantism and Catholicism on this point — Unfounded apprehensions of certain minds — Attitude of revolutions in this age — The principle inculcated by Catholicism on the obligation of obeying the lawful authorities — Preliminary questions — Difference between the two powers — Conduct of Catholicism and Protestantism with regard to the separation of the two powers — The independence of the spiritual power a guarantee of liberty to the people — Extremes which meet — The doctrine of St. Thomas on obedience 302

Commencement of the parallel — Liberty — Vague meaning of the word — European civilisation chiefly due to Catholicity — East and West — Conjectures on the destinies of Catholicity amid the catastrophes that may threaten in Europe — Observations on philosophical studies — Fatalism of a certain modern historical school 64

1st. She zealously defends the liberty of the enfranchised — Manumission in the churches — Effects of this practice — 2d. Redemption of captives - — Zeal of the Church in practising and extending the redemption of captives — Prejudices of the Romans on this point — The zeal of the Church for this object contributes, in an extraordinary degree, to the abolition of slavery — The Church protects the liberty of the free 77

The Catholic Church not only employs her doctrines, her maxims, and her spirit of charity, but also makes use of practical means in the abolition of slavery — Point of view in which this historical fact ought to be considered — False ideas of the ancients on the subject — Homer, Plato, Aristotle — Christianity began forthwith to combat these errors — Christian doctrines on the connexion between master and slave — The Church employs herself in improving the condition of slaves 70

Woman ennobled by Catholicity alone — Practical means employed by the Church to raise woman — Christian doctrine on the dignity of woman — Monogamy — Different conduct of Catholicity and Protestantism on this point — Firmness of Rome with respect to marriage — Effects of that firmness — Doctrine of Luther — Indissolubility of marriage — Of divorce among Protestants — Effects of Catholic doctrine with regard to this sacrament 112
First published in 1855
1 edition, 1 ebook
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Cartesian Meditations

by Edmund Husserl and Dorion Cairns 6 Want to read

be sure, pure psychology of consciousness is a precise parallel to

4 Ego, practices abstention with respect to what he

that, as regards practice, it equips us with the principle for

1 Strasser reports that the passage rendered by the sentences beginning with "An

alluded to as the parallel to constitutional transcendental phenomenology.

parallel to this transcendental uncovering is the psychological
First published in 1960
13 editions

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