recalcitrance en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de recalcitrance en el diccionario inglés»francés

recalcitrance [ingl. brit. rɪˈkalsɪtrəns, ingl. am. rəˈkælsətrəns] SUST. form.

recalcitrance

esprit m récalcitrant

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The quality that lignin has is recalcitrance -- resistance to invasive change.

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His wife said his recalcitrance over granting a divorce has nothing to do with custody of their children or with money.

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There's recalcitrance, or resistance, in making flex-fuel cars, blender pumps, pipelines, and tax structures.

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The legal response to this recalcitrance was predictable.

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It would help if our system acted as an example and incentive for others to follow suit, rather than rewarding them for recalcitrance.

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But this has to be calibrated to the needs of economic growth, not as a punishment for debt recalcitrance.

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The environmental recalcitrance of many of these compounds is governed by their high bond dissociation energies.

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He leans toward recalcitrance, and he admires iconoclasts.

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Its tact and recalcitrance achieve precisely the right tone.

fortnightlyreview.co.uk

Clinics weren't always prepared for the sheer deviousness and recalcitrance of severe alcoholics and addicts.

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