Примери коришћења Human civilisation на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It led to human civilisation.
Metal tools became the foundation for human civilisation.
The history of human civilisation will soon end.
That almost certainly predates human civilisation.
Human civilisation was not born in bloodshed and battle.
India is the cradlle of human civilisation.
Human civilisation is not a linear progression, but cyclical.
Today's modern city is the pinnacle of human civilisation.
Human civilisation has entered into a period of epochal change.
The practice of slavery is as old as human civilisation itself.
Human civilisation is divided into four nations, the Water Tribes, the Earth Kingdom, the Air Nomads, and the Fire Nation.
But are we threatening the Earth's ability to support human civilisation?
The site contains traces of human civilisation dating back to the 6th millennium BC.
The minerals and metals found in rock are essential to human civilisation.
And that means if human civilisation is to continue to advance, we will have to break the link between progress and the burning of carbon.
The amount of living matter on Earth has fallen by half since the beginning of human civilisation.
AI is a fundamental risk to the existence of human civilisation, in a way that car accidents, airplane crashes, faulty drugs, or bad food were not.
The global number of trees has reduced by as much as 46 per cent since the start of human civilisation.
Both sides are constrained by baggage from a starfaring human civilisation that is functionally extinct, but still exerts a terrible influence on its disparate heirs.
This strange world is shaped by forces that have had a profound impact on human civilisation.
If Serbia is an impediment to human civilisation and an evil, as our German brothers think, Father, make of Serbia a salt lake before they make of her a cemetery.
It's in the Pacific Ocean and is pretty much the farthest place from any human civilisation you can find….
We want to make sure that there's enough of a seed of human civilisation somewhere else to bring civilisation back, and perhaps shorten the length of the Dark Ages.
Yet every now and again comes an unambiguous advance,what one ESA scientist called“A big step for human civilisation”.
If there's a third world war we want to make sure there's enough of a seed of human civilisation somewhere else to bring it back and shorten the length of the dark ages,”.
From the beginnings of urbanisation in Mesopotamia to the global metropolises of today, great cities have marked the development of human civilisation.
And until about 1980, human civilisation was able to live on what we might term the interest of that capital- the surplus that nature is able to produce. The food that farmland can grow without actually degrading the farmland, or the number of fish you can pull out of the sea without causing fish stocks to crash.
Some of the most bizarre Atlantis theories are based on the idea that human civilisation has extraterrestrial origins.
An atheist, and a self-described antitheist, Hitchens viewed the concept of a god or a supreme being as a totalitarian belief that destroys individual freedom, and argued free expression andscientific discovery should replace religion as a means of teaching ethics and defining human civilisation.
What first-person narratives have done for literature and in general for human civilisation cannot be overestimated- they have completely reworked the story of the world, so that it is no longer a place for the operations of heroes and deities upon whom we can have no influence, but rather a place for people just like us, with individual histories.