Примери за използване на Abstract sense на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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And I don't mean that in an abstract sense;
In an abstract sense, then, it would be correct to say that symptoms are formed only to evade development of fear, which otherwise could not be escaped.
Of people, except in the abstract sense.
For the ego exists in an abstract sense alone, being an abstraction from memory, somewhat like the illusory circle of fire made by a whirling torch.”.
Intention is important only in an abstract sense.
And I don't mean that in an abstract sense; I mean it rather literally.
So let's think about it in a little bit more of an abstract sense.
For example, such an emotion as fear, can be defined as an abstract sense and as a tangible molecule of one of the hormones adrenaline.
In the current epoch,it is not possible to speak of independence in an abstract sense.
It is the personified procreative Force in nature in its abstract sense, the propeller to“creation” and procreation.
It is not matter as we know it, but the spiritual essence of matter, and is co-eternal andeven one with Space in its abstract sense.
Den fisken is less definite andmeans“that fish” in a more abstract sense, such as that set of fish; while fisken means“the fish”.
Thus, they invent a nonexistent human race in order to realize an idea that, as I said,is even justified in an abstract sense. .
Aside from understanding the name, its origin,and what it implies in an abstract sense, white-collar crime typically involves familiar types of financial fraud.
For this, in a pure and abstract sense, is an object, free from every other consideration, which can pertain to an object, through the action of a cause operating in reference to it.
Regardless of their description,Platonic realism holds that universals do exist in a broad, abstract sense, although not at any spatial or temporal distance from people's bodies.
I am here speaking of a source or origin in an abstract sense referring to the undertaking that controls the production of the goods or the provision of the services covered by the trade mark, not a concrete manufacturer or service provider;
Of course, if from this Western quarter anything is said about God, virtue or freedom, and immortality,the words are given an abstract sense, but in the circle of initiates it is well known that all this is not mere abstract speculation.
It was characteristic of Hopf 's views on our science that this meant not only learning algebraic topology- then a very young field- but also getting acquainted with group theory, differential geometry, andalgebra in the"abstract" sense of the Emmy Noether school.
Platonic realism holds that universals do exist in a broad, abstract sense, although not at any spatial or temporal distance from people's bodies.
As for how the term as we know it related to documents,the association comes from the slightly abstract sense of gathering a dossier of information on someone, which, in the physical sense, would involve documents.
In conclusion we can say that obviously, while some translators are hesitant on whether ornot to use“Word”(in the more general and abstract sense) or“Spoken Word”(“Speech”), only one version of the Gospel According to John firmly stands behind its claim that in the beginning there was not just any“word”, but the“Written Word”(“The Scripture”-“Pisazhi”) and that is the Boharic Bible!
(Laughter) And this is not in some abstract metaphorical sense.
It is aroused by archetypes and is, in that sense, abstract.
It is not that the universe is random in an abstract mathematical sense.
Not my"voice" in an abstract and metaphorical sense.
And this is not in some abstract metaphorical sense. All that's separating you from him, from the other person, is your skin.
The eschatology of dominion is not some comfortable doctrine that the world is getting"better and better" in an abstract, automatic sense.
Although they were abstract, they were in a sense very concrete.
This pre-supposes that the human being acquires knowledge in a much more real sense than in that abstract, dry, prosaic sense in which we usually speak of knowledge.