Примери за използване на Interpenetration на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The interpenetration of the text and the illustration, after which another substance is obtained.".
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Only in it can be performed the great mystery of catholic life, of interpenetration.
The only thing we can experience is the interpenetration of the two in some way.” 7.
Therefore, they chose the five-pointed star, or pentagram, as the symbol of vitality,health and interpenetration.
But Brunner denies any real interpenetration of divine and human aspects in Christ's person.
The actual extension of the realm of storytelling in its full historical breadth is inconceivable without the most intimate interpenetration of these two archaic types.
After all, a bewitching feeling of complete interpenetration after some time gives way to competition.
In a significant part of the projects of Visa For Music joint music-making of local andWestern musicians could be linked to the natural processes of interpenetration between different cultures.
In this scene there is interpenetration of architectural structures and at the same maintenance of self-sufficiency in buildings.
Absolute linearity of the interior creates the illusion of the volume and interpenetration of the internal and external spaces.
The ban in question makes the interpenetration of national markets more difficult and thus constitutes a restriction in accordance with Article 4(c) of Regulation No 2790/1999 thereby preventing the application of the exemption under Article 2 of that regulation.
We believe English is the most important implantation tool of multicultural principles to achieve interpenetration, enrichment and development of mass culture.
Thus, agreements aimed at partitioning national markets according to national borders or making the interpenetration of national markets more difficult, in particular those aimed at preventing or restricting parallel exports, have been held by the Community judicature to be agreements whose object is to restrict competition within the meaning of that article of the Treaty.
We have convinced that fashion is a particularly influential visual art of a syncretic type based on the analysis of its relation to other arts and the interpenetration of its traditional aesthetics.
Naturally, during the centuries of joint life and parallel teaching, there was an exchange of technology,some standardization, interpenetration of principles, but no one has ever set the task of bringing everything to a common denominator, the standardization of teaching.
And to satisfy the guests' healthy appetite while relaxing in the fresh air and the sea, there is a menu of two Club Med Sanya restaurants open all day andalso reflecting the philosophy of interpenetration of cultures in their own way.
The Acts of the Apostles- in continuity with the pattern of Luke's Gospel- show vividly the interpenetration between the Spirit, those sent out by Christ and the community they have gathered.
According to the Court's case law under Article 49 TFEU, the concept of establishment is a very broad one, allowing an EU national to participate, on a stable and continuous basis, in the economic life of a Member State other than his State of origin and to profit from this market,so contributing to economic and social interpenetration within the Community[52].
These details come later, as the parallel narratives of the Ayash family andthe intifada demonstrate the interpenetration of the political and personal that defines Palestinian life under occupation.
However, international integration and interpenetration of cultures have already spread so far that the New Year traditions are gradually shifting from East to West and from North to South, so it is not surprising that the symbols of the Eastern calendar find place on our holidays, as, for example, Santa Clauses and Santa Clauses decorated Christmas trees on New Year's holidays around the world.
These provisions also aim at overcoming the obstacles likely to impede freedom of movement of workers andat encouraging economic interpenetration whilst avoiding administrative complications, especially for workers and undertakings.
I would like to underline that Turkey is the seventh largest commercial partner of the European Union, that the European Union is Turkey's main commercial partner, andthat trade- which has been carried out correctly for centuries- has favoured interpenetration and the peaceful acquaintance of one people with another.
However, the main prerequisite, in my opinion,is a natural return of EU-Russia trade to a level that corresponds to the degree of interpenetration of our economies, in accordance with normal commercial logic and despite the rash political demarches of the West,” Chizhov concluded.
Thus, agreements which are aimed at partitioning national markets according to national borders or make the interpenetration of national markets more difficult must be regarded, in principle, as agreements whose object is to restrict competition within the meaning of Article 101(1) TFEU see, by analogy, in the field of medicinal products, Joined Cases C-468/06 to C-478/06 Sot.
Thus on a number of occasions the Court has held agreements aimed at partitioning national markets according to national borders or making the interpenetration of national markets more difficult, in particular those aimed at preventing or restricting parallel exports, to be agreements whose object is to restrict competition within the meaning of that Treaty article.
Thus on a number of occasions the Court has held agreements aimed at partitioning national markets according to national borders or making the interpenetration of national markets more difficult, in particular those aimed at preventing or restricting parallel exports, to be agreements whose object is to restrict competition within the meaning of that Treaty article.