Examples of using The two objects in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Between the two objects.
The two objects are.
Up between the two objects.
The two objects are dropped.
There is a connection between the two objects.
The two objects must be in physical contact.
What about when the mass of the two objects is the same?
The two objects should be in direct physical contact.
If nothing happens, then the two objects cannot be combined.
When the two objects balance at the exact same level, they have equilibrium, or the same mass.
In the distance I could not see what the two objects were.
A pin fixes the two objects and a hinge allows rotation.
Your eye makes the determination that the two objects reach equilibrium.
In reality, the two objects don't even live in the same city.
Therefore the two objects can be explicitly distinguished based on Doppler measurements.
It works the same as with a pin, except that now the two objects can rotate with respect to each other.
The two objects slowly drew closer and merged into a single object, about 200 feet in diameter and 50 feet thick.
After making a move we will see how the two objects turn over and we will see drawings on them.
What should the initial speed of another object projected upward\(\displaystyle\Delta t\)time later be in order that the two objects meet while the first one.
When confronted, the two objects will explode, and you complete the task, if connect them.
Before the moment of collision, at the meeting of event horizons, the two objects were 210 kilometres apart.
If Access can determine how to link the two objects, Access adds a subreport control to the report.
In the second type of models, or"common envelope" models, the companion is even closer andfully enters the envelope of the AGB star so that the two objects have a"common" envelope.
If Access cannot determine how to link the two objects, the Subreport Wizard appears.
Conduction is the easiest to visualize- the more rapidly jittering atoms and molecules in a hotter object will transfer some of their energy to the more slowly jittering atoms inmolecules in a colder object when you touch the two objects together.
Finally, use both eyes and let your gaze wander over the tip of your nose, your arm, your thumb and the two objects, finishing by looking into the distance.
But Jennifer Vonk from Oakland University argues that the ducklingsmight just have been treating the two objects as one, rather than considering the relations between them.