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animus
(mass) | animus
- zámer |
animus
(encz) | animus,nepřátelství n: Zdeněk Brož |
animus
(encz) | animus,záměr Pavel Cvrček |
Animus
(gcide) | Animus \An"i*mus\, n.; pl. Animi. [L., mind.]
Animating spirit; intention; temper.
[1913 Webster]
nimus furandi [L.] (Law), intention of stealing.
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animus
(wn) | animus
n 1: a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility [syn:
animosity, animus, bad blood] |
animus
(foldoc) | Animus
A system described by Robert Adamy Duisberg of the
University of Washington for creating animations by specifying
constraints that describe the appearance and structure of
pictures as well as how those pictures evolve in time.
["Constraint-Based Animation: The Implementation of Temporal
Constraints in the Animus System", Robert Adamy Duisberg, PhD
Thesis U Washington 1986].
(1995-11-24)
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ANIMUS
(bouvier) | ANIMUS. The intent; the mind with which a thing is done, as animus
cancellandi, the intention of cancelling; animus farandi, the intention of
stealing; animus maiaendi, the intention of remaining; animus morandi, the
intention or purpose of delaying.
2. Whether the act of a man, when in appearance criminal, be so or not,
depends upon the intention with which it was done. Vide Intention.
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| | podobné slovo | definícia |
animus
(mass) | animus
- zámer |
animus
(encz) | animus,nepřátelství n: Zdeněk Brožanimus,záměr Pavel Cvrček |
animus
(wn) | animus
n 1: a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility [syn:
animosity, animus, bad blood] |
animus
(foldoc) | Animus
A system described by Robert Adamy Duisberg of the
University of Washington for creating animations by specifying
constraints that describe the appearance and structure of
pictures as well as how those pictures evolve in time.
["Constraint-Based Animation: The Implementation of Temporal
Constraints in the Animus System", Robert Adamy Duisberg, PhD
Thesis U Washington 1986].
(1995-11-24)
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ANIMUS
(bouvier) | ANIMUS. The intent; the mind with which a thing is done, as animus
cancellandi, the intention of cancelling; animus farandi, the intention of
stealing; animus maiaendi, the intention of remaining; animus morandi, the
intention or purpose of delaying.
2. Whether the act of a man, when in appearance criminal, be so or not,
depends upon the intention with which it was done. Vide Intention.
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ANIMUS CANCELLANDI
(bouvier) | ANIMUS CANCELLANDI. An intention to destroy or cancel. The least tearing of
a will by a testator, animus cancellandi, renders it invalid. See
Cancellation.
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ANIMUS FURANDI
(bouvier) | ANIMUS FURANDI, crim. law. The intention to steal. In order to constitute
larceny, (q.v.) the thief must take the property animo furandi; but this,
is expressed in the definition of larceny by the word felonious. 3 Inst.
107; Hale, 503; 4. Bl. Com. 229. Vide 2 Russ. on Cr. 96; 2 Tyler's R. 272.
When the taking of property is lawful, although it may afterwards be
converted animo furandi to the taker's use, it is not larceny. 3 Inst. 108;
Bac. Ab. Felony, C; 14 Johns. R. 294; Ry. & Mood. C. C. 160; Id. 137; Prin.
of Pen. Law, c. 22, Sec. 3, p. 279, 281.
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ANIMUS MANENDI
(bouvier) | ANIMUS MANENDI. The intention of remaining. To acquire a domicil, the party
must have his abode in one place, with the intention of remaining there; for
without such intention no new domicil can be gained, and the old will not be
lost. See Domicile.
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ANIMUS RECIPIENDI
(bouvier) | ANIMUS RECIPIENDI. The intention of receiving. A man will acquire no title
to a thing unless he possesses it with an intention of receiving it for
himself; as, if a thing be bailed to a man, he acquires no title.
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ANIMUS REVERTENDI
(bouvier) | ANIMUS REVERTENDI. The intention of returning. A man retains his domicil, if
he leaves it animo revertendi. 3 Rawle, R. 312; 1 Ashm. R. 126; Fost. 97; 4
Bl. Com. 225; 2 Russ. on Cr. 18; Pop. 42,. 62; 4 Co. 40.
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ANIMUS TESTANDI
(bouvier) | ANIMUS TESTANDI. An intention to make a testament or will. This is required
to make a valid will; for whatever form may have been adopted, if there was
no animus testandi, there can be no will. An idiot for example, can make no
will, because he has no intention.
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