Examples of using Conflation in English and their translations into German
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The conflation of the two characters a and t more likely.
But its threat to the UnitedStates is smaller than its all too frequent conflation with al-Qaeda would suggest.
This conflation of joyful Christian symbols with diabolical evil is a central device to the whole movie.
Our delivery mechanism allows users to continue working on the system during the conflation process, minimizing production downtime.
But the conflation of terrorism, immigration, and EU membership could also push British voters to reject Europe.
Greenberg's assessment had been taken by artists in the early 1960s as a conflation of historical description and evolutionary desiderata.
The conflation of bourgeois third parties with genuine labor parties has been a source of opportunism before and since.
Picknett's The Secret History of Lucifer, which followed her book on Mary Magdalene,seeks to undo this conflation of Lucifer and Satan. See p. xiii.
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In the countries of actually-existing socialism this claim was reinforced by a partly concrete conflation of party and state apparatuses- culminating in the mass terror of the Stalin era.
The conflation in turn stems from Debord's rhetorical employment of the notion of spectacles qua images or representation to concretize his reading of«spectacle» as the allegory of late capital.
It also calls for a considerable strengthening of Europe's operational capacities,including air and sea transport, and the conflation of civilian and military is taken still further.
It is likewise easy to refute this conflation of Jews and Gentiles- and so of the patriarchs and the twelve apostles- in the congregation of all time.
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This conflation of control systems in Gravity's Rainbow completely undercuts the classical program of elaborating detailed and exhaustive mechanical models of phenomena.
Her practice unfolds at the intersection of dance, performance, the visual arts and theatre,generating a conflation of the spaces in which the body can manifest as an artistic and critical apparatus.
The conflation of both tradition and innovation is reflected even in our office premises: the listed historic building was last renovated in 2005 and adapted to new technical and personnel needs of EGGER+ PARTNER.
Her practice unfolds at the intersection of dance, performance, thevisual arts and theatre, generating a conflation of the spaces in which the body, as an artistic and critical apparatus, can manifest.
A typical example is the conflation within the rubric'delusions' of real hallucinations(with clear evidence of altered perception by the subject) and false hallucinations where the subject knows that the experience does not reflect objective reality-as in reveries, fantasies, and open-eyed dreams.
And I especially hope that the IU doesn't go down the road of conflating the institutional demands ofrunning a liberal academy with running a business, a conflation that is eroding the academic standards of universities around the world.
The misleading use of the demographic dependency ratio and frequent conflation of the number of people of working age and the number of people in employment does not reflect the actual situation and directs attention away from approaches that address the real issue.
Theirs is not even the trajectory of a U-turn, but rather the closed circle of a merry-go-round,whose motor has been the conflation of, to paraphrase one of these liberals, the two worst evils in the 20th century-nationalism and communism- and the repression of communist solidarity as the"darkest historical illusion.
The almost exclusive use of the demographic dependency ratio andfrequent conflation of the number of people of working age and the number of people in employment does not reflect the actual situation and directs attention away from approaches that address the real issue.