a posteriori in Korean
[-ˈôrˌī,ˈā päˌsti(ə)rēˈôrˌē]
adverb - a posteriori
귀납적으로: a posteriori
adjective - a posteriori
후천적인: a posteriori
Sentence patterns related to "a posteriori"
1. ‘A posteriori’ commitments
2. ‘EMITIDO A POSTERIORI’
3. A posteriori checks
4. Apostatize (Thesaurus) apostate a posteriori
5. A priori or a posteriori?
6. • B. A Posteriori Internal Control
7. ES: ‘EXPEDIDO A POSTERIORI’
8. The projects were finalised a posteriori.
9. A posteriori control of TIR Carnet holders.
10. 44, remedy or change this situation a posteriori.
11. Further a posteriori tests were also carried out
12. DGDDI: Systematic a posteriori verification of the declaration
13. an a posteriori verification system is being adopted;
14. A posteriori control of TIR Carnet holders. Exclusion and withdrawals
15. This is why we need a posteriori control and accountability.
16. Other instances of a posteriori necessary truths include: "H2O is water".
17. Should alternative statistical methods be considered? a priori? a posteriori?
18. It was not therefore strictly speaking a saisine a posteriori.
19. A posteriori selectivity system (for the analysis of customs and investigation documents);
20. Such conformity can be verified on a preventive basis or a posteriori.
21. Furthermore, it is not possible to submit a posteriori amended commercial invoices.
22. simplest system and the least costly to set up (a posteriori control).
23. All of that should be true both a priori and a posteriori .
24. A posteriori the court of auditors and regional audit bodies examine the accounts.
25. The difference between the two amounts will need to be adjusted a posteriori;
26. The Committee has always backed initiatives to simplify, a posteriori, the Community acquis
27. In the first one, integration is made a posteriori by trial and error.
28. Implementation of this constitutional provision may take place a priori or a posteriori.
29. (10) The difference between the two amounts will be adjusted a posteriori;
30. (b) Collection a posteriori of the amount required for an annual vignette
31. IN SUCH CASES IT MUST BEAR THE ENDORSEMENT " DELIVRE A POSTERIORI " OR " ISSUED RETROSPECTIVELY " .
32. In its view, the Commission cannot rectify a posteriori acts affected by the nullity.
33. IN SUCH CASES THEY MUST BEAR THE ENDORSEMENT " DELIVRE A POSTERIORI " OR " ISSUED RETROSPECTIVELY " .
34. (10) The difference between the two amounts will need to be adjusted a posteriori;
35. This aspect cannot be separated from the function of a posteriori knowledge in Wolff’s thinking.
36. Action at European level has been reactive, 'a posteriori', seeking to forestall even greater damage.
37. duplication of other existing mechanisms (the Ombudsman, the a posteriori judicial review, etc.),
38. Other checks are carried out on public authorities, a priori and a posteriori.
39. Implementation of this constitutional provision may take place a priori or a posteriori
40. Anglish is an a posteriori conlang which was created by Bryan Parry beginning in 2004
41. In opposition, the adaptive techniques take the a posteriori contents of the images into account.
42. ‘Countries and categories subject to the system of a posteriori statistical surveillance for direct imports
43. In such cases they must bear the endorsement "délivré a posteriori" or the endorsement "issued retrospectively".
44. The Chairperson asked whether children whose age had been determined a posteriori could obtain identity documents.
45. The ECVET mechanism constitutes a method. Europass registers a posteriori one or several European training pathways.
46. In such cases it must bear the endorsement " délivré a posteriori " or " issued retrospectively " .
47. These results obtained in a subgroup of patients a posteriori should be interpreted cautiously
48. Does the authority conduct a priori (initiating role) or a posteriori (disciplinary role) control?
49. In such cases they must bear the endorsement 'délivré a posteriori` or the endorsement 'issued retrospectively`.
50. These general provisions may already provide for the freezing — admittedly a posteriori — of assets and accounts.