Примери за използване на Our familiar на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Unlike our familiar medicine, the health for Ayurveda is harmony.
It should be noted that black cumin has nothing to do with our familiar cumin.
Technoscience entirely transforms our familiar spheres of life and ecology and leads to the so-called Anthropocene era.
It should be notedthat black cumin(black seed) has nothing to do with our familiar cumin.
The legend of the white Indian boy took place within our familiar valleys and mountains, known as"Wind River.".
There is one building in Sofia,which seems to be from another place and takes us away from our familiar Sofia.
We allow a shift from our familiar comfort zone- to a world of new opportunities, insights and WOW moments.
The season is not good for the hosts who are far from our familiar form in recent years.
Thus our familiar table, which has roused but the slightest thoughts in us hitherto, has become a problem full of surprising possibilities.
Yet when we begin to analyze the physical qualities of our familiar neighbor, many details suggest that the moon might not be that natural at all.
Thus our familiar table[via common sense], which has roused but the slightest thoughts in us hitherto, has become a problem full of surprising possibilities.
He argues that the digital revolution has the potential to reshape utterly our familiar notions of work, production and value; and to destroy an economy based on markets and private ownership.
Our familiar order of the names for the days of the week came from the order of the planets that the Romans thought governed the first hour of each day.
The metaphor gets it partly right:'angles', unlike theories, cannot be judged by experiment;we cannot resort to our familiar criteria of verification and falsification.
So we have tales from our familiar culture, and from many others, of some kind of supernatural creatures that interact and interfere, that represent some powers beyond our understanding.
However, the proverb says that"the best- is the enemy of good",so only time will tell how news can press our familiar from childhood, air-, light- and vzglyadopronitsaemye wooden fences.
A small cadre of theoretical physicists have developed M-theory to the point that it can accommodate the properties of all the known subatomic particles and forces, including gravity, but it requires 10 or11 dimensions instead of our familiar four.
He argues that information technology has the potential to reshape utterly our familiar notions of work, production and value; and to destroy an economy based on markets and private ownership- in fact, it is already doing so.
When we track the evolution of our universe backward in time, at some point we reach thethreshold of eternal inflation, where our familiar notion of time ceases to make sense,” explains Hertog.
Mason argues that the digital revolution has the potential to reshape utterly our familiar notions of work, production and value; and to destroy an economy based on markets and private ownership- in fact, he contends, it is already doing so.
When we trace the evolution of our universe backward in time, at some point we arrive at thethreshold of eternal inflation, where our familiar notion of time ceases to have any meaning,” said Hertog.
The twelfth edition of the art and design exhibition, having made Basel a primary destination for gallerists, collectors and connoisseurs- or for just anyone willing to see, hear and experience the impact and prospects before the bigger picture of design- is certainly an occasion for emotions, butalso for analysis and redefinition of our familiar market.
When we tracked the evolution of our Universe back in time, at some point, we have reached thethreshold of eternal inflation, where our familiar concept of time ceases to have any value",- notes Hartog.
It's hard to blame our ancestors for assuming that Earth- which seemed very large and strong- was incapable of movement, with the ethereal denizens of the heavens gliding along their nested crystal spheres,giving humans our familiar, clockwork celestial movements.
When we follow the advancement of our universe in reverse in time, sooner or later we touch base at thelimit of everlasting inflation, where our familiar notion of time stops to have any importance,” said Hertog.
To what extent must the future be patterned according to our expectations, rooted in the past, and to what extent are we ready to leave the shaping of it to forces we do not control, andwhich seem to be causing a growing estrangement from our familiar ideas about how that future should look?