Examples of using Unknown aspects in English and their translations into German
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Gr, in which detailing unknown aspects of excavation.
All in all it is a very beautiful city with many unknown aspects.
And one of its most unknown aspects is the wide cultural offer this island hides.
Further experimentation lead to the discovery of these previously unknown aspects of the organism.
Four films reflect largely unknown aspects of the Algerian war of independence and the period that followed.
Taking all this into consideration,do we not now have access to previously unknown aspects of Jewish humor?
More of new and unknown aspects of our existence can be perceived, beyond mental bird cages.
The benefit compared to traditionally market research: unknown aspects are taken into account.
The urban print magazine,"The Visitor", shows the unknown aspects of Zurich by means of attractive images and fascinating stories.
Therefore she makes an invaluablecontribution to a more sensitve understanding of the new and unknown aspects of Vienna's art scene.
These reports are only voluntary and include many unknown aspects, therefore the frequency of occurrence of these side effects is not certain.
Our restaurant offers you a fascinating, amazing and satisfying festivity, revealing unknown aspects of familiar things.
Even though the value of working with the unknown aspects of ourselves is slowly sinking in, we continue to experience a great resistance.
On offer are scores ofspecial guided tours that illuminate previously unknown aspects of the individual monuments.
Today, however, we are faced with a reality in which therehave recently appeared a number of hitherto unknown aspects: a worrying demographic situation together with unprecedented technological evolution, one of the principal factors to have consolidated the phenomenon that has made the world a smaller place: globalisation.
Some very beautiful museums allow visitors to discover some of the unknown aspects of the region's history.
The exhibition at Deichtorhallen shows both the many different layers to these two private collections and various unknown aspects of them.
The question of one's own identity, its deliberate splitting, breakingwith standardised conditions, opening up unknown aspects of reality is characteristic of Gustav Troger, who already perplexed audiences with his"Bildsäcke" in the early 1980s.
As part of the EMOP Berlin- European Month of Photography, the Bauhaus-Archiv in Berlin is dedicating a special exhibition to her late work andpresenting previously unknown aspects of the artist to the public.
Not only has she found in Umberto D'Anielo a congenial photographer capable of conjuring up surprising perspectives, strong contrasts,expressive human portraits and completely unknown aspects of this“picture postcard island”.
We have chosen to publish it because it allows us to more accurately pinpoint this relatively unknown aspect.
The signified becomes signifier by revealing an unknown aspect like a hidden substance.
This yet unknown aspect of her oeuvre, till this day, proves relevant contemporaneity, which is in conflict with the present and past of post-Nazi societies as well as other cultures.
Observations by Vivek Venkataraman, primatologist at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire(USA) and author of a study on the uplands of Guassa in Northern and Central Ethiopia,has highlighted this unknown aspect.
We are exploring this unknown aspect because the knowledge could help im prove current strategies for islet isolation and engraftment for diabetes-treatment", explains Nikolay Ninov.
Courtesy of Albertina Museum To mark the occasion of Walter Schmögner's seventy-fifth birthday,the Albertina presents a hitherto unknown aspect of the versatile Austrian artist's production in its exhibition Sculptures and Objects.
It is precisely in this area that special attention is asked of political leaders and the Church alike in order not to succumb to the allures of a falsely understood humanitarianism or to allow new assaults on human dignity,which reveal the consolidation of a cultural situation that lends a hitherto unknown aspect to attacks on life.
