Examples of using His introduction in English and their translations into Russian
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The term intelligence amplification(IA) has enjoyed a wide currency since William Ross Ashby wrote of"amplifying intelligence" in his Introduction to Cybernetics 1956.
de Sade seems almost light-hearted in his introduction, referring to the reader as"friendly reader.
thank the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, Ambassador Sir Emyr Jones Parry, for his introduction of the annual report of the Security Council for our consideration.
as Ken Alder says in his introduction, of thick description.
President of the Security Council for October, for his introduction of the Council's report covering the period from 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2003.
In his introduction, the Regional Director for Eastern
Ambassador Al-Khussaiby, President of the Security Council for this month, for his introduction to the General Assembly of the report covering the period from 16 June 1994 to 15 June 1995.
Menachem Cohen in his introduction to the new"Miqraot Gedolot- Keter" edition the Joshua/Judges volume.
In his introduction, the moderator noted that several recent reports-- including the Brahimi report(S/2000/809),
Later Thomas Bradly, in his introduction to Bunin's The Gentleman from San Francisco
as well as for his introduction of draft resolution A/57/L.76.
The representative of Ireland began his introduction by emphasizing Ireland's involvement of women in politics,
In his introduction to Noether's Collected Papers, Nathan Jacobson wrote
as well as for his introduction of the Council's report(A/61/53) this morning.
the goal that Green had described in his introduction to the first edition of his work.
In his introduction to Malanga's first monograph,
Please allow me to begin by expressing our delegation's appreciation to Ambassador Martin Belinga-Eboutou, President of the Security Council for the month of October, for his introduction of the Council's annual report to the Assembly.
Mr. Philippe Kirsch, for his introduction of the report on the Court A/60/177.
Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote in his introduction to the 1997 Moynihan Commission report on government secrecy that Truman was never informed of Venona.