Results for like in kind definition and examples translation from Spanish to English

psychometric g: definition and substantiation.
psychometric g: definition and substantiation.

wt u like in sex
will u marry me

like in this chapter.
like in this chapter.

like in the sentence:
like in the sentence:

we must respond in kind.
we must respond in kind.

it is like in a dream
it is like in a dream

everything like in the description.
everything like in the description.

the watch is like in the photo.
the watch is like in the photo.

do you remember? like in the film?"
do you remember? like in the film?"

early essays on methodology, and examples of political, economic, and social history.
early essays on methodology, and examples of political, economic, and social history.

a bit like in the (dutch) word 'zone'.
a bit like in the (dutch) word 'zone'.

2. replacement of fixed capital in kind . . . . . . . .
learned professors. . . . . . . . . . 242 vi.

here’s and example.
here’s and example.

"==paranormal claims==browne says she knows what it is like in heaven.
==paranormal claims==browne claimed that she knew what it is like in heaven.

definition and diagnosis of a new tribe of sigmodontine rodents (cricetidae: sigmodontinae), and a revised classification of the subfamily.
definition and diagnosis of a new tribe of sigmodontine rodents (cricetidae: sigmodontinae), and a revised classification of the subfamily.

el alto comisionado de las naciones unidas para los refugiados ha editado la publicación titulada unhcr guide to in-kind contributions in refugee emergencies.
the u.n. high commissioner for refugees has published the unhcr guide to in-kind contributions in refugee emergencies.

information by parties not included in annex i to the convention on the detailed costs incurred, including in-kind contributions, for the preparation of their most recent national communications, and on the financial resources received through the global environment facility.
information by parties not included in annex i to the convention on the detailed costs incurred, including in-kind contributions, for the preparation of their most recent national communications, and on the financial resources received through the global environment facility.

"bibliometric indicators and analysis of research systems, methods and examples ", by yoshiko okubo (ocde, sti working paper 1997/1).
"bibliometric indicators and analysis of research systems, methods and examples ", by yoshiko okubo (oecd, sti working paper 1997/1)

* apologies to thucydides: understanding history as culture and vice versa - page 59, by marshall david sahlins, "reference and examples of fijian hierarchy".
* apologies to thucydides: understanding history as culture and vice versa - page 59, by marshall david sahlins, "reference and examples of fijian hierarchy".

myadvice this question has no special shortcuts or pitfalls to be remarked, apart from the tips that we have commented while solving the exercise. by the way, in case of any of my readers could have the 'evil' temptation of clearing magnitudes in our last step too (please keep your eyes half closed in order not to see much the huge foul i going to 'perpetrate' below): 402 patents - 376 patents = 26 (2) then, i would have to remind them that we should clear only when multiplying and dividing, but never in additions or subtroctions. as we know from basic arithmetic, we can add or subtract two groups of the same kind (lemons, cars, patents…), to obta new set of the same kind, like in the last step of our exercise. 62
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