Übersetzung für 'great exponent' von Englisch nach Deutsch

great exponent

bedeutender Vertreter {m}artlit.mus.

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exponent

Hochzahl {f}math.

Exponent {m}math.

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isentropic exponent

Isentropenexponent {m}phys.

main exponent

Hauptexponent {m}

adiabatic exponent

Adiabatenexponent {m}meteo.phys.

leading exponent

Hauptvertreter {m} [einer Stilrichtung etc.]art

polytropic exponent

Polytropenexponent {m}phys.

main exponent [female]

Hauptexponentin {f}

exponent of cubism

Vertreter {m} des Kubismusart

hydrogen ion exponent

Wasserstoffionenexponent {m}

exponent of cubism [female]

Vertreterin {f} des Kubismusart

exponent [of theory etc.]

Vertreter {m} [einer Theorie etc.]

Repräsentant {m}

exponent [of theory etc.] [female]

Vertreterin {f}

great-great-grandchildren

Kindeskindeskindeskinder {pl} [selten] [Ururenkel]

great-great-granddaughter

Ururenkelin {f}

great-great-aunt

Urgroßtante {f}

great-great-uncle

Urgroßonkel {m}

great-great-grandparents

Ururgroßeltern {pl}

great-great-grandmother

Ururgroßmutter {f}

• He was known as a lover of books, furniture and pictures, being good fun and good company and not being a great exponent of taking exercise.
• Sutan Takdir believed that Indonesia could learn from the values of western civilization and remained a great exponent of modernism throughout his life.
• Currently in disuse, its last great exponent was the singer and poet Rosil de Costa, deceased in 1986.
• Jacques Leguerney was born in Le Havre. He has been referred to as "the latest – perhaps the last – great exponent of the mélodie".
• Simms was such a great exponent of kicking field goals (including five in one game against Penrith in 1969) that in season 1971 the game's authorities eventually reduced the value of the field goal from two points to one.

• He was a great exponent of extemporaneous singing.
• 2 August 1903 – 30 October 1969) was a Śrauti scholar and also was a great exponent of the art of "upanyasas" (discourses) on various subjects in Hinduism.
• The latter in turn brought forth a broad ascetic literature, though it does not further deepen the asceticism of its great exponent, St.
• Reed has been called "the last great exponent" of the Gilbert and Sullivan comedy roles.
• The Enlightenment brought new stimuli also to art and poetry: an important poet with Enlightenment ideas was Giuseppe Parini, another great exponent of the Lombard Enlightenment, who satirized the nobility and its privileges in the poem Il Giorno (The Day), while in the theater encouraged playwrights and dramatists towards new ideas: this is the case of Vittorio Alfieri and Carlo Goldoni.

• Conceição Evaristo is a great exponent of contemporary Brazilian literature. She writes about race, gender and class discrimination, especially of black women.
• To him, the great exponent and exemplar of such genius was the German poet Goethe.
• Unsurprisingly given his previous professorial appointment, Fagan was a "great exponent of Roman-Dutch law", and his best-known judgments were those which dealt closely with the old authorities like Voet and the "Digest".
• Ana Salazar became the great exponent of Portuguese contemporary fashion, being the first Portuguese fashion designer to ever go international.
• Luke was a great exponent of abstract art, and she organized a show of all abstract Canadian art in Ontario through the South Ontario Art Gallery Circuit.

• He met in Montpellier the famous Jean-Louis Michel, great exponent of the art of fencing in the nineteenth century.
• as the great exponent of writer's block: He started to write a political sonnet for the first number of "The Germ" magazine.