In a limited sense his work might be described as a nascent, adumbrated forerunner of comparative religion studies with the understanding, of course, that it is rendered from the view point of a 9th-century Zoroastrian.
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These " fast happening " artists push the artistic tradition far into the future; these prolific artists are " adumbrating another new series before the one in which they are engaged has been played out " ( 89 ).
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Cooling being then as now a challenge in a combustion engine, the Type 2's engine incorporated tubes filled with water, adumbrating the radiator that would be an essential feature of many combustion engines in the ensuing centuries.
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A partial solution to the supply concerns was a long term petroleum contract with the Anglo-Persian Oil Company which adumbrated still closer links with the future British Petroleum company : in the meantime National Benzole acquired oceangoing tankers of its own.
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The adaptations made by Moltke, were treated in " Die Grenzschlachten im Westen ", as necessary and thoughtful sequels of the principle adumbrated by Schlieffen in 1905 and that Moltke had tried to implement a plan based on the 1905 memorandum in 1914.
36.
Fitzgerald made revisions through the winter after Perkins informed him in a November letter that the character of Gatsby was " somewhat vague " and Gatsby's wealth and business, respectively, needed " the suggestion of an explanation " and should be " adumbrated ".
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Twenty-first century developments were adumbrated with the creation of a what was in effect a " fitness centre " ( the " Freiluftbad " ) which incorporated a range of sports facilities and equipment, separated between those for women and those for men.
38.
While some might recommend these faculty members venture over to the library and read up on a market-driven economy or peruse a balance sheet that adumbrates a $ 2.6 million athletic department profit due entirely to football revenue, but Neuheisel shoots for subtle diplomacy.
39.
The only important achievement of the year was the 1960 civil rights bill, which passed after two months of petty debate and is remembered chiefly for the role played by Lyndon B . Johnson, which adumbrated Johnson's later role as a presidential advocate for aggressive civil rights legislation.
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This bill was close enough to the outline that he adumbrated in his three articles that Harold Kellock could write, " Five years from the time Mr . Warburg had begun his single-handed crusade, his ideas were placed before Congress in the form of the Aldrich Bill ."
