Examples of using Tendentially in English and their translations into German
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Actualisation and potentiality thus tendentially have the same meaning.
This section is tendentially something for our new readers, who still have their current account at a Sparkasse or Volksbank.
These asymptomatic tumors are tendentially in an earlier stage 3.
For tendentially, under such conditions, wars that are conducted in a territorial manner must immediately turn into total humanitarian catastrophes.
Due to our mind focus on statics we overlook tendentially dynamic life!
From the Scottish weather, which is well-known for its tendentially wet conditions, and its special requirements for men and machine, the Taniwha showed itself completely unimpressed:" On muddy trails, however, the fully sealed gearbox really kicks ass, delivering precise shifting and silky smooth operation while conventional derailleurs crunch and grind in protest.
Beside the many plain and simple wines, here are tendentially more and more quality wines produced.
Socialism as the endless increase of the productive forces thus shows itself to be likewise without a measure,since the fulfilment of needs tendentially approaches zero.
Consciousness became part and parcel of a psychic apparatus, which can tendentially be thought of as analogous to the machines which it also contrived.
In summary: since its early days, the economic system of capitalism has successively penetrated every area of life andevery geographical region and tendentially unified them.
Its struggle necessitates collectivity and solidarity tendentially integrating the entire class as there is no property between them.
Due to the scientific rationalization of production, in part, the universities can be regarded as"enterprises" as well,because the productive forces of science tendentially surpass those of direct labor.
This Gnostic Christianity took shape inMani not only through his belonging to the«tendentially Gnostic Judeo-Christian community of the Elkasaite tradition»12 in Babylonia but also through a radicalization that led him to break away from it.
Furthermore, BAC appears to have a proliferative effect in small doses,as doubling time was reduced tendentially in HCKp, and significantly in HCKi.
When these streams, fuelled by a mechanistic desire, now tendentially accelerate into the infinite, fatal consequences for living and working conditions emerge from this. Some of the worse excesses are the outsourcings of material, filthy jobs to the global peripheries, recent, intertwined forms of sexist and racist exploitation, or new pathologies of the full-speed-subjects.
The duration of the permanence inRINA will depend on the type tenured, but tendentially it will last at least six months.
So under real domination the metabolism between developed capitalism andnon-capitalist/low occ-capitalist production tendentially falls and thus becomes less effective in counter-acting the fall of the rate of profit, while also losing significance as a source of demand.
Faced with fallen inflation, the Russian central bank cut its key interest rate from 10 percent to 7.75 percent in several stages andthus at least tendentially improved the previously very restrictive financing conditions.
Again, it became apparent that the company's increasingly diversified target markets tendentially lead to a higher balance of the business development.
A higher proportion of patients in the A+D group said that at the end of the study they were"living generally more healthily"(55.9% versus 43.2%) and rated their health status(EQ-VAS)after four months tendentially as better than those in the A group +6.84 points versus +1.05 points.
The question of time, according to Thomas Schroedter, could also result in polyamory becoming a luxury of the educated elite,the educated citizen having tendentially more time and energy for relationships than the average construction worker.