Übersetzung für 'see above' von Englisch nach Deutsch

see above

siehe oben <s. o.>

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see further above

siehe weiter oben <s. w. o.>

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the above / above-mentioned person [female]

Obengenannte {f}

the above / above-mentioned people

Obengenannte {pl}

the above / above-mentioned person

Obengenannter {m}

see-see partridge [Ammoperdix griseogularis]

Persisches Sandhuhn {n}orn.T

Persisches Wüstenhuhn {n}orn.T

see figure <see fig.>

siehe Abbildung <s. Abb.>

above {adv} {prep}

oberhalb [+Gen.]

überhalb [ugs.] [oberhalb]

above {adv}

oben <o.>

höher oben

darüber hinaus

höher als

droben

mehr als

oberwärts [veraltet] [oberhalb]

above {adj}

obige [Grundform: obig]

oben erwähnt

above {prep}

ob [+Dat.] [schweiz., sonst veraltet] [oberhalb, über]

über

ober [+Dat.] [österr.] [über, oberhalb]

• Yet he attacks the idealism of Schopenhauer and Descartes with an argument similar to Kant's critique of the latter "(see above)".
• If the last assumption is not fulfilled one can first apply a parameter transformation (see above) in order to make the assumption true.
• For more information on the above inflection patterns, see Polish morphology.
• Because β-arr's have high affinity only to the phosphorylated form of most GPCRs (see above or below), the majority of signaling is ultimately dependent upon G-protein activation.
• Trigger locks prevent trigger manipulation, however they do not guarantee that the firearm absolutely cannot be discharged (see above).

• One observation (see above) that must be explained by a successful theory of galaxy evolution is the existence of two different populations of galaxies on the galaxy color-magnitude diagram.
• The enforcement practices of age-of-consent laws vary depending on the social sensibilities of the particular culture (see above).
• Because erosion rates are almost always sensitive to the local slope (see above), this will change the rates of erosion in the uplifted area.
• However, other EFTA states have stated that only sovereign states are eligible for membership, so it could only join if it became independent from the UK, unless the solution scouted for the Faroes in 2005 were to be adopted (see above).
• the origin of the mineral name is obscure (though see above).

• Equivalently, if and only if the group equals its abelianization. See above for the definition of a group's abelianization.
• See above for former "East Germany".
• Wells' "cross-time" or "many universes" variant (see above) was fully developed by Murray Leinster in his 1934 short story "Sidewise in Time", in which sections of the Earth's surface begin changing places with their counterparts in alternate timelines.
• For more details on geological crystal formation, see above.
• Some observers argued that this influenced the CRTC's June 2005 decision to ease Canadian content restrictions on satellite radio (see above).

• The first reference to this appears to be by Pytheas: "see above".
• It developed from the "Roman Blackwood" variant (see above).