Examples of using Same relation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The same relation exists between the.
The form in Fig. 15 bears much the same relation to that of Fig.
The same relation is applicable, 50 gram Farm Food Fresh equals 25 gram Farm Food HE.
For the other directions we have exactly the same relations.
An individual country bears the same relation to the world that a lagoon bears to the ocean.
Trust is an integral part of any relationship and if you have lost it,it is impossible to make the same relation again.
His Margites bears the same relation to Comedy that the Iliad and Odyssey do to Tragedy.
But the Divine law directs man also in certain particular matters,to which the perfect and imperfect do not stand in the same relation.
Social classes are groups of people who share the same relations to the means of production.
It bears the same relation to the nerves and the body as the electrical current bears to the electric wire.
The relation between objects and classes is the same relation between variables and data types.
In this respect, it bears the same relation to Buddhism as the pictures in the Temple of Dendera, in Egypt, do to the ancient faith of the Pharaohs.
The relation between objects and classes is the same relation between variables and data types.
The whole nation of the Jews called God their Father, therefore they would not have been soenraged if Christ had represented Himself as standing in the same relation to God.
Every single plant, shop, or farm, stands in the same relation to the superior central organization as does a post office to the postal system.
If we are willing to accept the facts, we must believe that there were never such intermediates,… that these major groups, from the very first,bore the same relation to each other that they do at the present.".
The new earth nebula was developedround a center bearing pretty much the same relation to the dying planet that the centers of the earth and moon bear to one another at present.
Thus, the same relations exist between the lawgiver and the prince as between the agronomist and the farmer, and between the prince and his subjects as between the farmer and the soil.
The exaltation and honor of the head is not to make a greater distance between the head and the members,but the members have the same relation and union with the head they had before, and are honored with the head.
He is what will some day be a mind-body,bearing perhaps the same relation to its later possibilities as the embryonic form of an infant after the first month bears to the fully- developed human body.
In this question, there is a certain relation between two given words on one side of:: and one word is given on another side of:: whileanother word is to be found from the given alternatives, having the same relation with this word as the words of the given pair bear.
A dream to the average or sensual person, bears the same relation to his objective life that it maintained in the case of the ideal dreamer, but it means pleasures, sufferings and advancements on a lower or material plane.
And, as Asa Gray again remarks, if these connecting forms which are now rare were to become totallyextinct the three sub-species would hold exactly the same relation to each other as do the four or five provisionally admitted species which closely surround the typical Quercus robur.
The soul may indeed know(through the preceding Meditation)that the physical body during life bears the same relation to it as after death, but this does not lead it further than to the acknowledgment of the inner independence of its own experiences up to the moment of death.
Now, I am sure that my brethren will agree with me in this statement, that those who are called to lead out in the larger body, whether in a state or in a country or in the world, by whatever name they may be known as leaders, whether president, vice-president, or what not,occupy the same relation to that large church that the elder of the local church does to that smaller portion of the body.
