Examples of using Whose nature in English and their translations into Russian
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A civilization whose nature does not favour man.
She also(ca)(manifests Icchā or Will)combined with that whose nature ātmanā.
The body whose nature is gross--physical--, subtle, etc.
She also(manifests Icchā or Will)combined with that whose nature is firmness i.e.
Here, that Kuṇḍalinī, whose nature is Consciousness, is the Seed and Life.
Glory to Parabhairava surrounded by the Siddha-s or Perfected Beings of my tradition,glory to His Supreme Power whose nature is irresistible Freedom!
That knowledge(is) bondage whose nature is modes of ascertainment, etc.
Even as I write this,in fact, it has just been reported that there has been another large explosion near the Blue Line, whose nature has yet to be determined.
Thus, whatever whose nature consists of Svātantrya--I-consciousness, i.e.
However, in its place, Ryle saw the tendency of philosophers to search for objects whose nature was neither physical nor mental.
Following, Śakti displays Bindu, whose nature is a undivided Knowledge of the universe, to its very frontiers indeed.
Perceptions based on sensations andshaped by memory imply a perceiver, whose nature you never cared to examine.
This very Power orŚakti of Śiva, whose nature is activity, abides in the paśu or conditioned being(and) binds him.
The all-pervading(Self) shines forth in the two states(of wakefulness and dreaming)accompanied by(His) Supreme--parama-- Power--śakti-- whose nature is knowledge(and) knowable.
She is the Mother of knowledge whose nature(is) a flash of various contracted cognitions.
Generally speaking, we can say, to the contrary, that developed and developing countries have now adopted social andeconomic policies whose nature responds to similar concepts or models.
This very Power orŚakti of Śiva, whose nature is activity, abides in the paśu or conditioned being(and) binds him.
On the spontaneous(svābhāvike) emergence--samutthāna--(samutthāne) of the(Highest)Knowledge(vidyāyāḥ) whose nature(satattvāyāḥ) has been previously indicated(prāñc-nirdiṣṭa), viz.
The knower is none other than the ātmā whose nature is"light", because the one who sheds light is not different from the light itself.
The bishops arose like one man, and with fists clenched, foaming with rage, demanded that Eusebius should be torn into two halves, andbe dealt by as he would deal with Jesus, whose nature he divided.
Eventually, UNITAR was precipitated into a crisis whose nature related both to its financing and to its mandate.
The realations whose nature the words can't express pushes the characters and audience beyond the rational where the desirers do not always comply with ethics.
The diary entry of 17 October 1920 states,"… the mother wolf, whose nature was so ferocious and affection so sublime.
For example, objects whose nature does not require special legal protection(for example food, household equipment, cars and others), are not limited anyhow in civil circulation.
Hence it does not refer to particular,specific persons, whose nature cannot be determined and foreseen at the start.
The bishops arose like one man, and with fists clenched, foaming with rage,demanded that Eusebius should be torn into two halves, and be dealt by as he would deal with Jesus, whose nature he divided.
She is the Mother of knowledge(jñānasya) whose nature(ātmanaḥ)(is) a flash(ābhāsa) of various(tad tad) contracted(saṅkucita) cognitions vedyā.
It was indeed a question of an activity which should be long-term, butthe General Assembly itself had decided not to provide a budgetary package to finance possible missions whose nature was still unknown at the time of adoption of the general budget plan.
Therefore, the principle oressence of I-consciousness, whose nature is the Virility or Power of the Great Mantra,(is as follows):"The universe, by means of Pratyāhāra, is permeated by Anuttara and Anāhata i.e.
On the spontaneous emergence--samutthāna-- of the(Highest) Knowledge whose nature has been previously indicated, viz.