Примери коришћења Idealised на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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All of this is highly idealised.
Idealised depiction(at equinox) of large scale atmospheric circulation on Earth.
But it has been idealised, too.
Not all members of the aesthetic movement subscribed to the backlash against the present in favour of an idealised past.
God is simply an idealised image.
On the other hand,the figure's highly naturalistic physiognomy is rather too specific for an'allegorical' or'idealised' portrait.
These heads are so much idealised as to be, in our sense, scarcely portraits at all.
Still, the countryside lifestyle is not idealised.
The lambda calculus may be seen as an idealised functional programming language, like Haskell or Standard ML.
Isn't it just more likely that he's idealised marriage?
Similarly, don't dream about an idealised future that doesn't exist or worry about what hasn't happened yet.
For perfect spheres, for idealised stars.
Britons were promised a return to an idealised past of peace and prosperity, when they were masters of their own destiny.
Everything in the world was a combination of just four idealised elements.
The idealised diagram shows the fluctuation of blood sugar(red) and the sugar-lowering hormone insulin(blue) in humans during the course of a day containing three meals.
There were his fine sensibilities, his fine feelings,his fine longings--a sort of sublimated, idealised selfishness.
The statue does not depict an idealised image, but rather is an actual likeness; he is depicted as somewhat older man though he was thirty-six when he succumbed to his wounds.
It may be that, in the name of more Europe, a quite different EU is emerging in reality than the idealised project of the pro-European imagination.
This image shows an idealised wifi data transmitted over a band that is divided into different sub-channels, which are shown in red, yellow, green and other colors.
During these years, Auden's erotic interests focused,as he later said, on an idealised"Alter Ego" rather than on individual persons.
It thus anticipates the International Gothic style, which is a synthesis of precise observation and free imagination,individual characterisation and a universal idealised type.[14].
A century or so after his death by hanging in 1739,Turpin was idealised as a dashing rogue or gentleman thief type in a multitude of supposedly factual.
Another approach to the problem is to combine real-time derived information, component analysis, manual data andUAProfiles to deal with the actual device itself rather than the idealised representation of"offline" approaches such as UAProf or WURFL.
A century or so after his death by hanging in 1739,Turpin was idealised as a dashing rogue or gentleman thief type in a multitude of supposedly factual stories purportedly based on his life.
The“Images and Memories” exhibition traces the calabash across object, motif, metaphor, documentary photograph, postcards, writings in specialised literature and notes in unpublished texts- as symbol of Africa anda quintessential element of an ideal and idealised African landscape.
Besides the monumental depictions of warriors in the choir transept, especially beautiful are the prophets pictured in the dome,as well as the idealised depiction of Despot Stefan Lazarević presenting a model of the church to the Holy Trinity.
While for Ancient man there is no future, but only an idealised past, modern man perceives his existence and death relative to a future expressed in the idea of progress, meaning that he relates to death in the context of the emancipatory potential created in modern society, a possibility for the realization of a new world.
That a rancorous Twitter troll will soon become the world's most powerful man is the latest of many reminders that the idealised claims of western elites about democracy and liberalism never actually conformed to the political and economic reality at home.
For these reasons there is a widespread scholarly view that the sacrificial rules of Leviticus 1- 16 were introduced after the Babylonian exile, when circumstances allowed the priestly writers todescribe the rituals so as to express their worldview of an idealised Israel living its life as a holy community in observance of the priestly prescriptions.
The" Images and Memories" exhibition traces the calabash across object, motif, metaphor, documentary photograph, postcards, writings in specialised literature and notes in unpublished texts- as symbol of Africa anda quintessential element of an ideal and idealised African landscape. The Calabash of Wisdom( workshops for 4-12 year olds) In African myths and stories the calabash symbolises the universe- earth and sky, all of life.