Examples of using Present knowledge in English and their translations into Hungarian
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By our present knowledge.
According to our previous and present knowledge.
Present knowledge gaps and uncertainties mean that more basic research will be necessary.
Beyond our present knowledge.
But we should not be satisfied with our present knowledge.
Beyond our present knowledge.
This appendix provides guidelines forthe accommodation and care of animals, based on present knowledge and good practice.
Present knowledge and technology makes it an easily maintained animal as long as a person is willing to provide some basic requirements.
Still beyond our present knowledge.
Well, I chose to translate"etad" as"His", which is also valid, but both translations are possible, I think,according to my present knowledge.
That is beyond our present knowledge.
Present knowledge and technology make Mud turtles easily maintained animals as long as a person is willing to provide some basic requirements.
We cannot be contented with our present knowledge.
According to my present knowledge, the right translation is the one I wrote, i.e."In that case, he rejects this(universe), by considering(it) worthless and unsubstantial.
Solutions are within reach and much can be done by acting on present knowledge, but this requires political will.
Such an investigation has been already performed by Pouillet[10], but it must be made anew,for Pouillet used hypotheses that are not in agreement with our present knowledge.
Thus there arose the necessity to connect thespiritual life of man not with any living present knowledge, but with knowledge gained in the past- with tradition.
Accounting Coach was established in 2003 to allow students, bookkeepers, and small business owners to learn new accounting skills orto increase their present knowledge.
According to our present knowledge, the ancient inhabitants of the Carpathian Basin were the inventors of writing- concludes Géza Radics and, according to the archaeological data, he is absolutely right.
Dreaming mollifies painful memories andcreates a virtual reality space in which the brain melds the past and present knowledge to inspire creativity.
According to the present knowledge available in medical science, this is the single imaging procedure that can be safely applied during the course of pregnancy, as it is not dangerous for the embryo or for the expecting mother.
This website was initiated in 2003 in order to allow students, small businesses, and bookkeepers to learn new accounting skills andalso increase their present knowledge.
I would like to add to the effect of wood-destroying fungi that, according to the present knowledge, it mainly works by activating the cytotoxic response of the immune system with its proteoglycans(polysaccharides).
Our sessions provide experience into the past with combining the elements of puppets and drama plays whilethe children are helped with motivating games to deepen, extend and organise present knowledge of the children.
While top-down approaches result from a strategicperspective of the leading stakeholders based on the state of present knowledge, bottom-up approaches use the creative potential of scientists and engineers working directly on the objects to be investigated or improved.
Critical load' means a quantitative estimate of the exposure to one or more pollutants belowwhich significant harmful effects on specified sensitive elements of the environment do not occur according to present knowledge;
The analysts point out that the micro-plastic contents of surface waters do notpose a direct threat to human health, according to present knowledge, the river is fit for water tours and for bathing in the designated beaches.
The rest of the scripture is written in Āryā meter and, according to my present knowledge, also contains variations of this meter called: Gīti(first and third quarters last 12 mātrā-s, while second and fourth quarters last 18 mātrā-s) and Upagīti(first and third quarters last 12 mātrā-s, while second and fourth quarters last 15 mātrā-s).
A historian of science who ignores our present scientific knowledge seems to me like a historian of U.S. military intelligence in the Civil War, who tells the story of McClellan's retreat from the Virginia peninsula in the face of what McClellan thought were overwhelming Confederate forces,without taking into account our present knowledge that McClellan was wrong.
All presented knowledge and acquired skills are immediately applicable in everyday life.