Results for rediscovery translation from German to English

the rediscovery of the inscriptions.
the rediscovery of the inscriptions.

[rediscovery of the individual in psychotherapy research.
[rediscovery of the individual in psychotherapy research.

the rediscovery of the school as a level of educational planning]
the rediscovery of the school as a level of educational planning]

* jane kate leonard: "wei yüan and china's rediscovery of the maritime world.
"wei yüan and china's rediscovery of the maritime world.

* v. h. mair: "the rediscovery and complete excavation of Ördek's necropolis.
* v. h. mair: "the rediscovery and complete excavation of Ördek's necropolis.

in the analysis of these processes, kirzner clearly shows that the rediscovery of the entrepreneur must emerge as a step of major importance.
in the analysis of these processes, kirzner clearly shows that the rediscovery of the entrepreneur must emerge as a step of major importance.

== weblinks ==* archäologisches projekt "jamestown rediscovery" (englisch)* virtual jamestown== anmerkungen ==
among other inaccuracies it is shown as being near mountains, when it was actually located on the tidewater region.

the third hour is a close-up exercise in remembering ten years of kristiansand’s punktfestival. it’s time for a rediscovery of things and sounds you only think you know well.
the third hour is a close-up exercise in remembering ten years of kristiansand’s punktfestival. it’s time for a rediscovery of things and sounds you only think you know well.

im jahre 1784 gründete sir william jones die ‚bengal asiatic society‘, die später die ‚royal asiatic society‘ wurde. indien schuldet jones und vielen anderen europäischen gelehrten tiefe schuld der dankbarkeit für die wiederentdeckung /i>(rediscovery)seiner alten literatur. gewiß war vieles davon schon immer bekannt, doch dieses wissen beschränkte sich mehr und mehr auf auserwählte und exklusive gruppen, und die dominanz des persischen als die sprache der kultur hat die aufmerksamkeit des volkes abgelenkt.
in 1784 sir william jones established the bengal asiatic society which later became the royal asiatic society. to jones and to many other european scholars, india owes a deep debt of gratitude for the rediscovery(rediscovery?)of her past literature. much of it was known of course throughout every age, but the knowledge had become more and more confined to select and exclusive groups, and the dominance of persian, as the language of culture, had diverted people's minds from it.