Übersetzung für 'ad loc' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ad loc. [ad locum]

zur Stelle <z. St.>

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loss of consciousness <LOC> <LoC>

Bewusstseinsverlust {m} <LOC>med.

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

nach Beliebenmed.pharm.

nach Gutdünkenmed.pharm.

ad-hockery [Am.] <ad hoc>

Programmiertrick {m}comp.

freely {adv} <ad libitum, ad lib.>

nach Beliebenmed.pharm.

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

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

ad libitum {adv} <ad lib>

ad libitum <ad lib.>

letter of credit <LOC>

Bankbürgschaft {f}fin.

loco citato <loc. cit.>

loco citato <l. c.>

lines of code <LOC>

Lines {pl} of Code <LOC>comp.

limit of convection <LOC>

Niveau {n} des neutralen Auftriebsmeteo.

loco citato {adv} <loc. cit.>

am angegebenen Ort <a. a. O.>

level of confidence <LOC>

Konfidenzniveau {n}stat.

lab-on-a-chip <LOC>

Westentaschenlabor {n}

loco citato {adv} <loc. cit.> [in the place cited]

daselbst [veraltend] [am angegebenen Ort]acad.libr.lit.

at the place already cited {adv} <loc. cit.> [loco citato]

am angeführten Ort <a. a. O.>

ad {prep}

ad

ad lib {adv}

aus dem Stegreif [Redewendung]

ad nauseam {adv}

bis zum Überdruss

bis zum Gehtnichtmehr [ugs.] [Redewendung] [bis zum Überdruss]

• This is obviously a midrashic tale connected with Num. xii. 1, but disavowed at a later stage (see Sifre, Num. 99, and Targ. ad loc.).
• (Perisha rules that if one abandons a "nusach" that has been accepted universally by the wider Jewish community, his prayer is disqualified and must be repeated using the accepted "nusach": Arba'ah Turim, Orach Chayim, 120 ad loc).
• Psalm 119:126 states: "It is time for the Lord to act, for your law has been broken" ("New Oxford Annotated Bible" ad loc.; [...] "Eth la'asot Yahweh he-feru Toratekha").
• The location of this city is uncertain, but given that Acte means "coast" or "promontory", one can speculate that this is a culture reference to local or native population groups inhabiting some coastal areas of the Attic promontory, perhaps sharing language, or ethnic ties.