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Aristotle, in a work definitely not lost, speaks at length about the "dubious" contribution Corax made to the development of rhetoric in his own "compendium" on the subject, the Rhetoric: "As in eristics the deception lies in not adding the conditions, application, or manner in which our statement is valid, so in rhetoric it lies in the probability's being not absolute but conditional.
The Tempest in the Trivium by Harder, Dan / The Upstart Crow
But most identified lessons are timeless because they are based on universal operational principles and natural human charact eristics.
Air staff rides: wartime leadership experience. (PIREP) by Nederveen, Gilles Van; Mortensen, Dr. Daniel R. / Air & Space Power Journal
The high power amplifiers (HPAs) in the hubs and the CPEs will therefore be different and having different charact eristics.
Coding and Modulation for LMDS and Analysis of the LMDS Channel by Hakegard, Jan Erik / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
 
 
 
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