Translation of "Kanonisierung" in English

This formal process in the Roman Catholic Church for example is known as canonization.

Canonicalization is the practice of redirecting multiple and duplicate pages into one hub.

No account of their canonization is available, and the process is well known.

The separation is further perfected by canonization and sanctioning.

More information about +1 and canonicalization.

This contributed to the canonisation of legal provisions and to their wider dissemination.

This contributed greatly to the canonisation of biblical texts.

Canonicalization is the process of picking the best URL when there are several choices.

Lastly, the Congregation organizes the canonizations of the people recognizes as Saints.

But a museum, let alone a National Gallery, is an institution at the end point of canonization.

There hasn't been such an inspired "popular canonization" for quite some time... not even quite some time — I haven't every seen anything like this in all my life.

Sarafian proceeded to ring the church bells, as other Armenian church bells were ringing at that time throughout the world to mark the canonisation of the Armenian victims of 1915.

The InChI algorithm converts input structural information into a unique InChI identifier in a three-step process: normalization (to remove redundant information), canonicalization (to generate a unique number label for each atom), and serialization (to give a string of characters).

The first known tourada à corda was in 1622, organised by the Câmara de Angra during the celebrations in honour of the canonisation of saints Francis Xavier and Ignatius of Loyola.

Reproductive prints are prints (engravings, etchings etc.) that reproduce paintings, frescoes, sculptures or buildings. The multiplicity and wide dissemination of such prints established the model character of Italian art and often led to the canonisation of the original work.

As long as you use canonicalization to specify which URL should be given priority in the organic listings, you’ll be fine.

Meanwhile, the equating of anti-Semitism and "Islamophobia" has led to a kind of pseudo-moral canonization of the two terms.

While in the United States, something like a MoMA Board of Trustees exists, wherein the negotiation between individual private donors occurs, in Berlin, only a few people administer the form and content of canonization in all the National Gallery's collections.

Based on an intense, long-standing exploration of the history of performance and action art, along with its canonisation, documentation, archivation, and its critical reception, Stefanie Seibold has conceptualised an outstanding artwork for “Art is Concrete“. Taking up an artistic position from the avant-garde of the 1970s, Gina Pane, Seibold’s work thematises, among other issues, the specific relationship between photography and live performance in Pane’s oeuvre.

The 2015 season will belong to Saint Zdislava, because this year we are celebrating the 20 anniversary of her canonisation.

The Canonization of the "Discrete Tendency" and the Signs of the Contemporary Crisis Around 2002 the "discrete tendency" in Czech art began to become formalized and institutionalized.

Taking into account that the art historical canonization of institutional critique contradicts its initial intentions, recent approaches try to actualize institutional critique as an analytical tool, as a method of self-reflection and as instituting practice that aims at social change.