Examples of using Interposed in English and their translations into Greek
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Blame not so much, interposed PHILO, the ignorance of these reverend gentlemen.
Round marble table with a broad, slightly raised edge decorated with relief groups of animals chasing each other,with busts and trees interposed amongst them.
Vitreous(viscous gel interposed between the retina and the lens).
The superficial part originates from the lateral faces of the bodies of the last thoracic vertebra(T12) and of the first four lumbar vertebrae(L1-L4) andfrom the intervertebral discs interposed.
What has interposed between that Bliss and this non-bliss? It is the ego.
Yet there is one more obstacle you have interposed between yourself and the Atonement.
The master, however, who has interposed the bondsman between it and himself, thereby relates himself merely to the dependence of the thing, and enjoys it without qualification and without reserve.
It will come because you came without the body, and interposed no barriers to interfere with its glad coming.
The said definitions exclude bilateral systems where an investment firm enters into every trade on own account,even as a riskless counterparty interposed between the buyer and seller.
It will come because you came without the body, and interposed no barriers to interfere with its glad coming.
This House interposed Amendment 138 between governments and governed in order to protect the latter from grave miscarriages of justice, of which bureaucrats are more than capable when freed from judicial supervision.
A lubricant is an agent(liquid, semi-solid, solid,gas) interposed between two moving surfaces to reduce friction.
In the Balkans, the United States is performing essentially the same functions as did the Austrian and Ottoman empires at the turn of the last century,of keeping the peace by establishing protectorates interposed between warring ethnic groups.
You still have the power but you have interposed so much between it and your awareness of it that you cannot use it.
In this exhibition, some more sober explorations of green, blue- other more radical, bring pink andneon orange of the decade 90, interposed by radical blacks, operated by coal, spray, and synthetic enamel.
Miracles but show what you have interposed between reality and your awareness is unreal, and does not interfere at all.
If by cold war we understand an acute antagonism, where Saudi Arabia and Iran are in military-political competition andinvolved in proxy wars through interposed countries, without going to war directly against each other, then that is indeed the case.
III- to verifiably make use of an interposed individual or legal entity to conceal or dissimulate one's actual interests or the identity of the parties benefitting from the performed acts;
It is a dream in which no one is used to substitute for something else, nor interposed between the thoughts the mind conceives and what it sees.
If prior to the placement of horizontal cubits interposed another layer of wooden rafters, the roof is ventilated using suitable ventilation holes for the inlet of air from the edge of the tile and the exit of the hot air longer than the ridge of the roof.
Each page of these works is decorated with two orthree scenes placed in continuous frieze interposed among the lines of the holy text and illustrating almost every phrase.
After injury to the joint or the appearance of osteochondritis dissecans, the remaining gap of the cartilage creates symptoms of pain, swelling and mechanical engagement,resulting in portions dissociated cartilage irritating articular synovium- synovitis- and interposed between the articular surfaces.
At last but not least, a perforated felt construction interposed between the waiting and work area serves as a visual and audible limit.
SupperFlare is a portable self contained safety device having a flexible solid core side emitting fibre optic element interposed between two electronic housing ends; inside each of the housing ends is a single high intensity LED.
The orthotic foot is an orthopedic device that is applied through the shoe(interposed between the plantar surface of the human foot and the insole of the shoe) to restore the foot and ultimately throughout the lower kinetic chain of the normal alignment at the cycle of gait and posture, and the ideal mechanism for damping the foot.
The results of this study carried out by the Laboratory of Exercise Physiology Research Group at Faculty of Sciences for Physical Activity and Sport(INEF)from UPM found that the aerobic exercise interposed in a circuit resistance exercise increases more oxygen consumption and energy expenditure than the conventional circuit training.
Your part is simply to allow all obstacles that you have interposed between the Son and God the Father to be quietly removed forever.
Your experience of miracles shows you only that the illusions that you have interposed between Reality and your awareness of Reality are unreal and that they do not interfere with Reality at all.
It's through this relationship,of physical contact and of the emptiness interposed between things that will bring expression of our movement and our voice to life in the present moment.
An arrangement which includes circular transactions resulting in the round-tripping of funds,namely through involving interposed entities without other primary commercial function or transactions that offset or cancel each other or that have other similar features.