Exemplos de uso de Univocal em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Love is a univocal feeling.
Some words have only one meaning:they are univocal words.
Related terms are"univocal" and"unanimous.
The Teachings are not classified, buttheir ideas are clear and univocal.
Reading is never linear, univocal or consensual.
And it is not a univocal, unilateral relationship; this dispute is won or lost.
So this primacy also isn't conceived in univocal fashion.
The law of God is univocal and categorical with respect to human life.
The influence between verbal language andsub-verbal language is not univocal but reciprocal.
Since this date, a single,clear and univocal regulation covers all aspects of control.
The relations between society and the use of drugs are not univocal or monolithic.
Lugar do Desenho does not defend univocal positions concerning its reasons and consequences.
Twenty-five national plans are weakening our ability to grow together: we need one outlook,a more univocal outlook.
The term Practical Wisdom in its origins is not univocal and may also mean caution and carefulness.
The victory of univocal'capitalist development' in the middle of the nineteenth century did not smile on either side.
The concept of quality in healthcare is not simple nor univocal, but complex and polyvalent.
Univocal being is precisely what Spinoza defines as being the substance having all attributes equal, having all things as modes.
However, we observed that there was no shift from univocal leadership to distributed leadership moves in two groups.
These data are freely available in vector files andtables that can be attached to sectors using their univocal identification codes.
Using probabilistic linkage, 193,259 univocal pairs of live births have been identified- link of a DN to one AIH.
Documented stratification parameters for secondary completion are less univocal than for primary education levels.
This relationship is not univocal, in that such contexts were also until a certain point determinant for the evolution of the technical image.
This is because we know that, even among ourselves,in this school, there is a univocal meaning for what we understand as care.
The fact of having univocal, analogous and equivocal terms in the Holy Scriptures might cause false interpretations that may lead even to heresies.
A caveat-I do not mean to suggest that these ideals are monolithic, univocal, or accepted or realized by all members of the respective communities.
The questioning of univocal collective identities put at stake the stipulated normativeness, establishing the right to black, quilombola, female, indigenous, and genre self-representation as a conquest.
In order to overcome this adversity, software was developed for analysis of the entire image area through the univocal identification of the colors of the fring.
Instead of simplifying it in order to make communication univocal, this is about multiplying it in order to cover large spheres of complexities and make them sources of improvements.
Since the language is taken as a constituent of sociability, theories of the subject are damaged if centered on the absent figure from the proposed system description,around which can be stabilized at the univocal the meaning process.
Heidegger finds out that the"meaning" is not placed in an ideal universe, univocal, nor does it come from a transcendent, timeless subjectivity, but rather is the originally experi.