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Übersetzung für 'ad infinitum' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ad infinitum {adj} {adv}

endlos

für immer

unbeschränkt

ins Unendliche

ad infinitum [geh.]

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as desired {adv} <ad libitum, ad lib.>

nach Gutdünkenmed.pharm.

nach Beliebenmed.pharm.

infinitum

Infinitum {n}

freely {adv} <ad libitum, ad lib.>

nach Beliebenmed.pharm.

ad interim {adv} <ad int> [temporarily]

ad interim <a. i., ad int.> [geh.] [einstweilen]

ad-hockery [Am.] <ad hoc>

Programmiertrick {m}comp.

ad libitum {adv} <ad lib>

ad libitum <ad lib.>

ad {prep}

ad

to ad-lib

improvisieren [Musik, Theater]

ad-libbing

Improvisation {f} [Musik, Theater]

Improvisieren {n} [Musik, Theater, Vortrag]

adenoidectomy <AD>

Adenoidektomie {f} <AD>MedTech.

ad-lib {adv}

aus dem Stegreif [Redewendung]

ad dummy

Anzeigenspiegel {m}print

ad libitum {adv}

aus dem Stegreif [Redewendung]

ad rem {adv}

ad rem

ad gloriam

zum Ruhme

ad idem {adv}

in Übereinstimmung miteinanderlaw

ad nauseam {adv}

bis ins Aschgraue [ugs.] [Redewendung] [bis zum Überdruss]

ad placement

Anzeigenschaltung {f}

• ad infinitum [geh.] = ad infinitum
• ad libitum <ad lib.> = ad libitum <ad lib>
• Infinitum {n} = infinitum
• ad = ad
• ad-Duwaim {n} = Ed Dueim
• Adhäsionsmangel {m} <AD> = adhesion deficiency <AD>
• Anforderungsdefinition {f} <AD> = requirements definition <RD>
• ad hoc = ad hoc
• ad rem = ad rem
• Adenoidektomie {f} <AD> = adenoidectomy <AD>
• Ad-hoc-Charakter {m} = ad hocness
• Ad-hoc-Polymorphie {f} = ad hoc polymorphism
• autogene Drainage {f} <AD> = autogenic drainage
• ad hominem [geh.] = ad hominem
• Ad-hoc-Polymorphismus {m} = ad hoc polymorphism
• Ad-hoc-Mitteilung {f} = ad-hoc disclosure
• Ad-hoc-Gesetzgebung {f} = ad hoc legislation
• Reductio ad absurdum {f} = proof by contradiction [reductio ad absurdum]
• Ad-hoc-Testen {n} = ad hoc testing
• Ad-hoc-Kommission {f} = ad-hoc committee
• atopische Dermatitis {f} <AD> = atopic dermatitis <AD>

• and checks Black's king "ad infinitum" (i.e. perpetual check).
• Malebranche also developed an original theory related to preformationism, postulating that each embryo probably contained even smaller embryos ad infinitum, like an idealized Matryoshka doll.
• Related to this argument is that the function (even recursively related ad infinitum) is too simple a construct to handle the reality of entities that resolve (via computation or some type of analog) n-dimensional (general sense of the word) systems.
• According to "Slate", it was instrumental in pop music's shift from conventional structure and harmonic progression to "thinking in terms of "sequences", discrete passages of sound and time to be repeated and revised "ad infinitum".
• The remaining squares are then further divided into nine each and the middle removed, and so on ad infinitum.

• The symphonic metal band Ad Infinitum was founded in Montreux.
• I scratched the record" repeated ad infinitum, at least until the listener chooses to lift the stylus off the vinyl.
• In 1988, Unsuk Chin worked as a freelance composer at the electronic music studio of the Technical University of Berlin, realizing seven works: her first electronic piece was "Gradus ad Infinitum", which was composed in 1989.
• Any tiling by these tiles can only exhibit a hierarchy of square lattices: the centre of any orange square is also a corner of a larger orange square, ad infinitum.
• Challenging the concept of eternal recurrence (the idea that the universe and its events have already occurred and will recur "ad infinitum"), the story's thematic meditations posit the alternative: that each person has only one life to live and that which occurs in life occurs only once and never again – thus the "lightness" of being.

• The same procedure is then applied recursively to the remaining 8 subsquares, "ad infinitum".
• Therefore, sentences in mentalese must get their meaning from the way in which they are used by thinkers and so on "ad infinitum".
• To be Turing equivalent the counter machine needs to either use the unfortunate single-register Minsky Gödel number method, or be augmented with an ability to explore the ends of its register string, ad infinitum if necessary.
• M. C. Escher's "Print Gallery" (1956) is a print which depicts a distorted city containing a gallery which recursively contains the picture, and so "ad infinitum".
• The next release, 1992's 'Confessions' saw a club hit in 'Silent Order', with sister album 'Ad Infinitum' (which originated from the same recording sessions) released a year later.

• Sometimes when additional points are made after the first postscript, abbreviations such as P.P.S. ("post-post-scriptum") and P.P.P.S. ("post-post-post-scriptum") and so on are added, "ad infinitum".
• equalities between elements (paths), equalities between equalities (homotopies), "ad infinitum".
• There are quite complex rules for naval interception, as intercepting forces may themselves be intercepted, and so on almost "ad infinitum".