Examples of using Existentially in English and their translations into Serbian
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I wasn't speaking so existentially.
Existentially quantified types, such as modules.
Not cosmetically, but existentially.
But to tackle a problem existentially- not just to think about it, but to live it through, to go through it, to allow yourself to be transformed through it- is difficult.
Not physically, but at least existentially.
The Wisdom of Insecurity is immeasurably wonderful- existentially necessary, even- in its entirety, and one of those books bound to stay with you for a lifetime.
This distinction is especially important in that Merleau-Ponty perceives the essences of the world existentially.
But does this mean that Evil is existentially and ontologically inevitable?
He no longer wanted to surrender to judgmentsof any art popes, because the things he did were existentially close to him.
And we need to establish that existentially before we do so sociopolitically.
How can citizens trust a government orpeople's delegation who deprive them of the truth about a problem that affects them all existentially.
You mean on this boat or here existentially? Either?
How can citizens trust a government orpeople's delegation who deprive them of the truth about a problem that affects them all existentially.
Truly, You are the Ultimate Man, for existentially all men are in You and You are in each.
It is this revelation that makes it possible then to say something which is so deeply removed from our"modern" experience of life yet now becomes so"existentially" true.
For example, the problem of solving the existentially quantified conjunction of positive literals.
What we have inherited from the Fathers, be it dogmas, ethos or liturgy, must be received and re-received all the time, andin this process the past becomes existentially, and not simply mentally or ritually, present.
Jealousy arises from the fear of loneliness, existentially born with a person, and finally forming in childhood, through the abandonment and inaccessibility of the mother in the infant sense.
For the biochemist Albrecht Schott,DU is an example of interventions in the creation that endanger them existentially and not a weapon against states, but a weapon against the planet.
If we reduce the communication of existentially important questions to the level of advertisements, we enclose ourselves in a small dimension and become unable to deal with the complexity of the present.
Although the person and“personal identity” are widely discussed nowadays as a supreme ideal,nobody seems to recognize that historically as well as existentially the concept of the person is indissolubly bound up with theology.".
The variables in a goal clause can be read as universally or existentially quantified, and deriving“false” can be interpreted either as deriving a contradiction or as deriving a successful solution of the problem to be solved.
The only alternative available for Orthodox theologians seemed to be this: either separated bodies did not belong to the Church at all, and therefore were, not only historically but also spiritually, outside of it; or they were still, in a certain sense andunder special conditions, related to the Church existentially.
They now no longer exist as ideals, as the absolute,but are existentially and ontologically accessible to human nature through redemption.
For example, the problem of solving the existentially quantified conjunction of positive literals:∃X(p∧ q∧…∧ t) is represented by negating the problem(denying that it has a solution), and representing it in the logically equivalent form of a goal clause:∀X(false← p∧ q∧…∧ t) In Prolog this is written as::- p, q,…, t.
Thus, although the person and‘personal identity' are widely discussed nowadays as a supreme ideal,nobody seems to recognize that historically as well as existentially the concept of the person is indissolubly bound up with theology… The person both as a concept and as a living reality is purely the product of patristic thought.
The catastrophic aftermath of war and sanctions on social and economic developments, as well as transitional processes and corrupt privatization, have not only affected social and economic currents but have also nullified all social values and the economic and legal safety of Serbian citizens, making hundreds of thousands of people emigrants in their own country,unemployed and existentially compromised, living below the poverty line.