英語 での Point of departure の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The point of departure for the calculation of coke consumption is the effective consumption of the Gusen oven per 677 cremations(31 October-12 November), that is, on the average, approximately 30.5 kg of coke per cadaver.
Respighi said that in The Pines of Rome he used“nature as a point of departure in order to recall memories and visions.
Taking the former Agfa-ORWO photographic film factory in Wolfen, Germany, as a point of departure, it divulges the interdependent histories of photographic emulsion, gelatin, labour, exploitation, exhaustion, chemical contamination, and slow violence.
Taking the former Agfa-Orwo filmfactory in Wolfen-Bitterfeld as a point of departure, the book divulges the interdependent histories of photographic emulsion, gelatin, labour, explotation, exhaustion, chemical contamination, fragility and slow violence.
From the Yixian County, Huangshan City to the shuttle are numerous, but they are not allowed to point of departure must be filled, etc. and then walk, and along the way was very slow, want to ride the longer run into a few half-way.
Just as in the simple circulation of commodities the double change of place of the same piece of money effects its passage from one hand into another, so here the double change of place of the same commodity brings about the reflux of the money to its point of departure.
However the Commission wishes to stress that this Communication is not meant to be the last word; rather, it should be seen as the point of departure for a broader study of the conditions in which risks should be assessed, appraised, managed and communicated.
It appears in the process of thinking, therefore, as a process of concentration, as a result, not as a point of departure, even though it is the point of departure in reality and hence also the point of departure for observation and conception.
I think the technicities of creativity can be taught and shared, and I think you can find out things about your own personal physical signature, your own cognitive habits, and use that as a point of departure to misbehave beautifully.
My point of departure is that nationality, or, as one might prefer to put it in view of that word's multiple significations, nation-ness, as well as nationalism, are cultural artefacts of a particular kind.
We have an experienced technical research and development team, 20 years of welding machine experience, 9 years of industrial robot design experience, to solve problems from the customer's product point of departure, to save budget and avoid wrong investment.
Often the price agreed upon back in Burma(or in refugee settlements in Bangladesh, another point of departure for migrants) changes en route, and the Rohingya, along with an increasing number of Bangladeshis, are imprisoned in camps until family members back home or in Malaysia pay up.
Toward that end, we ask our senior experts to evaluate the results of the Global Partnership to date, as a point of departure for developing options for programming and financing beyond 2012, focusing on nuclear and radiological security, bio security, scientist engagement and facilitation of the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1540, as well as the potential participation of new countries in the initiative.
Film director Yun Baek-nam was selected as chairperson, with several other directors participating, such as Lee Myong-u, Kim Hak-song, and Kim Song-chun. A film team was prepared to be dispatched at a moment's notice to film events in any city for a newsreel entitled Liberation News, and this series marked the point of departure for film activities following liberation.
They are mere points of departure for invention and reasoning.
Do not forget the points of departure and arrival.
Origin Open Jaw: points of departure& arrival in Origin(Japan) in an itinerary are different, e.
The points of departure of incoming aircraft will be decided by UNMOVIC.
About works/ performance Points of departure for the work have included architecture and the city, geography, and world events.
They are transnational engagements with culture and the arts, and points of departure for long journeys.