Übersetzung für "Enzyklopädisch" in Englisch

This edition is encyclopedic in nature and has significant historical value.

His knowledge of the history of philosophy was encyclopedic.

These encyclopaedic photo series of Eliasson’s native land are less known than his large atmospheric installations.

Deliberately conceived on an encyclopaedic scale and with an educational orientation, it was fully in accordance with the enlightened precepts of its era.

Now, it being encyclopedic and all, Wikipedia had to do an article about Star Wars Kid.

Facebook's stash of personal information is so encyclopedic, says Bartlett, that the researchers could simply use the site's advertising tool to pinpoint their desired demographic with scientific accuracy - the way marketers have been doing for years.

The encyclopaedic illustrated nature books of the Middle Ages changed in the early modern period, branching out into numerous specialist areas, such as botany, zoology, geology, etc.

As a special highlight, the double exhibition incorporates materials, found pieces, and collector's objects from Darboven's studio-cum residence in Hamburg – a virtually encyclopedic archive of things.

His complex overpaintings are characterized by associative, encyclopedic- seeming visual worlds, which Schnabel borrows and alienates artistically.

He encyclopedically collects sounds and symbols from the collective memories of different (everyday) cultures of the world in order to intelligently historicize them and make them not only receptive for the present, but also usable.

Content which is verifiable and about which there is relatively little dispute can be considered "encyclopedic", and as such should be placed in a Wikipedia article.

However, the picture world of the illustrated journal, from which he had taken this image of absence, this encyclopaedic "Bible", which every artist should "have... around continually in the studio" [23], disclosed itself to him not only on the surface as an inexhaustible canon of motifs.

This book — quite originally as problem definition and encyclopaedic with regard to the discussion of the material — will give an unique overview of our knowledge of what one can and may and must call „Aryan religion“, how it presents itself, as seen from the watch-tower of pure science, to the 20th century.

The wine list is encyclopedic, with broad overviews on all Italian regions and a wide range of glass.

The site is just encyclopedic, so unlike CSGOblackjack websites, it has no bonuses or promotions at all.

There, the encyclopaedic collected items were presented to a small audience, demonstrating the power and culturedness of the owner.

In the Buchmann Box a selection of recent sculptures and drawings is on display, which exemplify the artist’s work as it continues to unfold in an almost encyclopaedic manner.

Thereby this brilliant director with the apparently encyclopaedic knowledge of film history and popular culture succeeds in entertaining us so marvellously, that every time I left the cinema wonderfully animated, delighted and inspired by the abundance of allusions and references, it took me some time to realize that the question for meaning or relevance left me with a blank.

Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy is gladly noted here with its gift of digression or James Joyce's Ulysses and Finnegans Wake with its encyclopedically branched chain of associations and subtle reference network (cf.

Borower’s art is encyclopedic.

Our Piano Festival for 2011 begins with a bang as Bernard Haitink and the Chamber Orchestra of Europe launch the seven-part Brahms cycle. They will explore the many-faceted creativity of this composer with an encyclopedic thoroughness that promises to yield a startling reassessment.

However, the picture world of the illustrated journal, from which he had taken this image of absence, this encyclopaedic “Bible”, which every artist should “have... around continually in the studio” [23], disclosed itself to him not only on the surface as an inexhaustible canon of motifs.