Приклади вживання Common-sense Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Expect some common-sense reforms soon.
It's a theory that happens to fit some common-sense facts.
This common-sense standard must be restored by the international community.”.
May seem strange to common-sense thinking.
In the first,“The Crumbling of Time”, Rovelli attempts to showhow established physics theories deconstruct our common-sense ideas.
Additionally, there are a couple of common-sense things that we can do every day.
We need common-sense gun laws, common-sense gender equality and religious pluralism and common-sense privacy laws.
In some ways, it's a small difference from the common-sense understanding.
So I think that we have a common-sense idea that there is a kind of core or essence of ourselves to be discovered.
This type of approach needs rational decision making and some common-sense practices.
People who have ordinary lips have a balanced, common-sense approach when it comes to resolving a task placed in front of them.
Exchanges have become more stable since then, White says,and regulators are starting to adopt common-sense policies to protect consumers.
Our findings contradict the common-sense and popular assumption that children from religious households are more altruistic and kind toward others.
Travelling into any mystery involves encountering newdimensions of reality where the logical mind and common-sense protest at the infringement of absurdity.
Not only that, he's offered a lot of common-sense advice on building wealth that absolutely anyone can follow, whether they know anything about investing or not.
First, if Clinton wins a sweeping victory, we will have a chance(depending on the size of a Democratic majority in the Senate)to pass common-sense gun laws.
In 1890, the father of them all, William James, wrote:“Common-sense says, we lose our fortune, are sorry and weep;
Various more or less common-sense reasons why such aggregating behaviour should have been favoured by natural selection have been suggested, and I will talk about some of them in Chapter 10.
However, when Tom is asked to sit in on judgments, his common-sense observations reassure them his mind is sound.
Students will challenge common-sense notions of criminal and deviant behaviours by critically examining academic research and making informed decisions based on available evidence.
While not a full test of machine intelligence,” they note, these questions“do explore several capabilities strongly associated with intelligence, including language understanding, reasoning,and use of common-sense knowledge.”.
This view, which largely conforms to common-sense folk psychology, was held in part on the ground that while causal laws must be strict and deterministic, explanation in terms of reasons need not.
This three-dimensional nature of informational norms explains why past efforts- that have focused on either attributes or transmission principles-have been ineffective at capturing common-sense notions of privacy.
Unlimited: Making the Right Movesis an arts anddisability programme arising from a common-sense idea that there are no limits for those who dream big, regardless of background or physical ability.
Biodynamic farming and gardening combines common-sense agriculture, an understanding of ecology, and the specific environment of a given place with a new spiritual scientific approach to the concepts, principles, and practices of agriculture.
So today, I thank the House for its work on this issue andencourage the Senate to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act, a common-sense bill that will help ensure that men and women who do equal work receive the equal pay that they and their families deserve.
Perhaps the most prominent people who believe in this"common-sense truth" are European parents who pay a lot of money to send their children to language schools in England, expecting that they will come back speaking fluent English.
Although no legal codes from ancient Egypt survive,court documents show that Egyptian law was based on a common-sense view of right and wrong that emphasized reaching agreements and resolving conflicts rather than strictly adhering to a complicated set of statutes.
Natural treatments","alternatives", and"supplements" are largely exempt from common-sense safety standards and in some cases contain undisclosed allergens or ineffective/poisonous fraudulent substitutions for a quick example see WEB.