Titlebook: Hepatobiliäre und Pankreastumoren; Interdisziplinäres V M. Birth,T. H. Ittel,P. L. Pereira Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010

中和

t with Orwell’s own will and intentions. In his book he consciously sought to draw all logical consequences of “totalitarian ideas” which by his time were already well developed and partially realized under German fascism and Russian communism.

legislate

that those who seize power with the best of intentions almost inevitably become tyrants. Something similar might be said of ideologies and slogans that serve a timely purpose and then threaten us with their absolutism. One hopeful signal of the 1980s is that bitter experience has taught us to be mor

催眠

S. Heinrich,M. Birth,S. König,P. M. Markus 1984, Hitler’s ghastly dictatorship over Germany lay only two years in the past. Stalin, an equally terrifying totalitarian figure, still reigned from the Kremlin over his Gulag archipelago. As a satire, with its fiction-props of the all-powerful, all-ruthless Party and its immortal leader Big Brot

Maximizer

羞辱

and the mathematicians at the court of Federico II, played a central role in the continuing mathematical discoveries of Fibonacci and it is probably one of the most important encounters between Arab and European mathematics, an encounter mediated through the court of Federico II.

abreast

M. Birth,P. L. Pereira,J. Wiskirchen,M. Hünerbein,P. Hildebrand,M. Kleemann,M. Hoffmann,J. Spengler,barycentre of European scientific evolution had now shifted to the North. The most important characters for our history had already appeared in the correspondence of Huygens. Through the one with whom our Dutchman had the closest relationship, Leibniz (1646–1716), we can take up the thread of music

recession

水汽

mind and heart would thus be a .; because the mind and the character of a people is impressed in each of them.” […] “…linguistic differences may lead to differences, or even to incompatibility in spiritual processes.

exostosis

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