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इस स्थान को, यसूग्गी शिमेना में स्थित कियोमिजु-डेरा के साथ भ्रमित न हो, जो पश्चिमी जापान के माध्यम से चौगुको 33 कानोन तीर्थयात्रा के 33-मंदिर मार्ग का हिस्सा हैं, और ना ही बौद्ध पुजारी नीचरेन के साथ जुड़े कियोमीमी-डेरा मंदिर के साथ।

""कपोकानोनिएरे (सेरिए ए शीर्ष स्कोर करने वाले): 1987-88।

कानोन इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

At Vaughn's request, Pope Pius IX granted a canonical coronation for the statue, conducted by Henry Cardinal Manning on the occasion of the dedication of the chapel of St Joseph's College on 13 April 1874.

Fenwick arrived in Boston on December 3, and formally took canonical possession of the Diocese of Boston at the original Cathedral of the Holy Cross, on December 21, 1825.

In 1942 he was appointed Professor of Moral Theology in Maynooth and of canon law the following year, holding both professorships until 1958.

Illness prevented the Cardinal from attending the canonisation of St.

Oliver Plunkett in Rome in October 1975, a highly unusual absence given than he was a successor to Plunkett and that this was the first new canonization of an Irish saint for almost seven hundred years.

After a canonical transformation to action-angle variables with actions I_i \left( q_i^2 + p_i^2 \right)/2 and angles (phases) .

In such topologies, in which the coupling is not scalable according to 1/N, it is not possible to apply the canonical mean-field approach, so one must rely upon case-by-case analysis, making use of symmetries whenever it is possible, which may give basis for abstraction of general principles of solutions.

The novel is also specific to the American literary canon in that it celebrates the capacity of the individual to progress in society by virtue of nothing more than his own "luck and pluck.

The work also shows the influence of the Goldberg Variations, most obviously in the use of a pseudo-French overture variation, and in the use of various canonic effects.

The canonical book of Acts ends rather abruptly with Paul kept under house arrest in chapter 28, which has led to various theories about the history of the text.

In many ways this was in accordance with international canonical law and in agreement with the offensive course of the papal policy but in Denmark it was relatively unknown; here king and bishops normally had worked together, the latter recognising the upper hand of the king.

King Christopher I strongly resisted the archbishop's wish of adjusting the legislation and juridical right of the Danish church with international canonical law because it meant a severe hampering of the state power, among other things of its financial energy.