Examples of using Cartesian in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Cartesian Theatre.
My name is Nancy Cartesian.
Cartesian in the near future.
Gantry FB2 Cartesian Robot.
Cartesian coordinate in two dimensions.
This is called the Cartesian product.
The Cartesian and the polar coordinate system.
The inescapable cartesian axiom.
Leibniz rejected Cartesian dualism and denied the existence of a material world.
The$x$ coordinates work the same as the Cartesian coordinates system.
Cartesian coordinates can be obtained from spherical coordinates using the following relations.
Dynamic and flexible: the Cartesian high-speed pick& place system.
He was measuring the stars' radial velocity,the distance in parsecs, And the cartesian coordinates.
Hence the view is often called Cartesian interactionism or interactionist dualism.
Both cartesian and polar coordinates are supported as well as implicit and parametric equations and inequalities….
Between 1320- 1563 it was a Cartesian monastery(founded by St. Bruno in 1084).
Here in a cap H, which is all straight lines,the two are in almost perfect sync on the Cartesian grid.
Gantry robot palletisers are linear, cartesian(XYZ) coordinated robots for pick and place applications.
Capital", says Soddy,"merely means unearned income divided by the rate ofinterest and multiplied by 100''(Cartesian Economics, page 27).
We can no longer maintain the old Cartesian view that we can observe Nature like a bird-watcher with a perfect hide.'.
Free 3D functionplotter Fxy parametric surfaces using cartesian, cyl or spher coords.
The Cartesian belief in scientific truth is still widespread today and is reflected in the scientism that has become typical of our Western culture.
There is no single, definitive"stream of conscious-ness," because there is no Headquarters, no Cartesian Theater where"it all comes together" for the perusal of a Central Meaner.
To the Cartesian proposition:‘I think therefore I am' he opposed his own, which must have gone something like this:‘I imagine, therefore I belong and am free.‘”.
There is no single, definitive“stream of consciousness”,because there is no central Headquarters, no Cartesian Theatre where“it all comes together” for the perusal of a Central Meaner.
Foucault could not be farther from the Cartesian tradition of"clarity" spawned by that state, but it is significant that for him, such rationality is the only rationality there is.
He knows this well enough to say that De Tocqueville knew"typographic literacy had not only produced the Cartesian outlook but also the special traits of American psychology and politics.".
The Cartesian view of the universe as a mechanical system provided a'scientific' sanction for the manipulation and exploitation of nature that has become typical of Western culture.
The overwhelming success of Newtonian physics and the Cartesian belief in the certainty of scientific knowledge led directly to the emphasis on hard science and hard technology in our culture.