Examples of using Materialisation in English and their translations into Polish
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Computer
Materialisation completed.
Gayatri is the body or materialisation.
Materialisation is the body, or Gayatri.
All right, chief.Begin materialisation.
The body is materialisation; it is made up of the five elements.
I should have spent longer on the materialisation course.
She's locked in a materialisation loop, trying to land again but she can't.
Swami speaks about three things: radiation,vibration, and materialisation.
There was no vibhuti materialisation during darshan that morning!
Trying to land again, but she can't. She's locked in a materialisation loop.
He said something about materialisation, and that all energy is vibration.
Materialisation, vibration, and radiation are these three levels of consciousness.
The miracle of Baba is not the materialisation of objects alone.
But you would insist on getting married on Saturday. I should have spent longer on the materialisation course.
I should have spent longer on the materialisation course. But you would insist on getting married on Saturday.
Cross-checking with the monetary analysis supports the case for continued vigilance with regard to the materialisation of such risks.
It remains committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
In turn our unexpected materialisation from the thin air in the middle of e.g. meeting of former council or family gathering would probably cause that local authorities would lock us in a special facility and never let us free.
The Company assessed the risks based on the likelihood of their materialisation and the potential extent of their adverse effect.
Myself, I actually believe that they were materialised on the ground,only that this materialisation was carried out during the rain for two important reasons, namely(1) to give the required"ambiguity" to the phenomenon, so that people could interpret it accordingly to their personal philosophy, and(2) to give the fish a better chance of survival, as after the materialization some of them were washed down with water to nearby water reservoirs.
He calls this operation"the assertion of existence",the perceivable"feature" being an earnest of the thing's materialisation in the real world.
The deterioration in the net profit of banks largely resulted from the materialisation of credit risk accumulated on their balance sheets in the times of favourable economic conditions.
The Governing Council believes that the current monetary policy stance will contribute toachieving this objective and remains strongly committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
The directive is yet another monument to Fortress Europe, the materialisation of a reactionary utopia seeking to obstruct the freedom of movement of men and women.
Against this background, the Governing Council remains committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
However, the programmes are now faced with fresh challenges arising from the materialisation of a number of risks which were previously identified by the Commission, and the organisation of the programmes must be further fine-tuned in order to increase their efficiency.
Cross-checking with the monetary analysis supports the case for continued vigilance with regard to the materialisation of risks to price stability over the medium term.
Also must be realistic- means their coming true cannot require some miracles or materialisation of impossibilities e.g. at the present stage of our cosmic technology, the dream to fly to stars may not be realistic.
The Governing Council remains strongly committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
The institution shall then establish the actual amount of the benefit on the basis of the theoretical amount referred to in the preceding subparagraph andin the ratio which the length of the insurance periods completed before the materialisation of the risk under the legislation administered by that institution, bears to the total length of the insurance periods completed before materialisation of the risk under the legislations of all the Member States concerned;