Examples of using Polarisation in English and their translations into Serbian
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That's called polarisation.
And the polarisation has continued till now.
This is known as polarisation.
The polarisation seems to be a natural process.
This will lead to even greater polarisation.
One source of polarisation has been the controversial Ergenekon probe.
It is, in fact, magnifying problems of information inequality,misinformation, polarisation and disengagement.
And so the polarisation grows, with each group retreating into its enclave.
Such measures only contribute to further polarisation of the situation in the country.
This polarisation is, of course, toxic for the EU, which is based on consensus and compromise.
There has developed a polarisation of rich and poor.
It says the internet is magnifying problems of information inequality,misinformation, polarisation and disengagement.
Hanson, who still sees further polarisation as avoidable, makes a crucial point, though.
Why do you think it is so difficult to avoid negative effects such as social polarisation and environmental damage?
Political polarisation and the placing of personal agendas ahead of national ones will only hamper the transition to statehood.
After the mid-1930s, there was an ever greater polarisation among Serbian writers to the political right and left.
Primary properties of light are intensity, propagation direction, frequency orwavelength spectrum, and polarisation.
Turkey provides an intercultural bridge,preventing polarisation and demonstrating that Islam and democracy can co-exist.".
It also warned about an emerging governance crisis in Central Europe due to post-accession reform fatigue and political polarisation.
The polarisation and instability in the 1960s of Greek politics was a direct result of feelings and ideologies lingering from the Civil War.
He did voice concern, however,that the referendum has contributed to the polarisation between secularists, who opposed the changes, and religious Turks.
The result has been the polarisation of HTML5 video between industry-standard, ISO-defined but patented formats, and free, open formats.
These days, Romanian society is going through turmoil because of a conflict between major institutions of the State and, as such, because of a polarisation of the population.
His discovery of the polarisation of light by reflection was published in 1809 and his theory of double refraction of light in crystals in 1810.
The first photon pair represents the coins, andthe other two are used to perform the coin toss- measuring the polarisation of the photons- inside their respective box.
The report points out that, with the polarisation between high and low incomes, we will have to move- as Thomas Piketty suggests- to taxes on wealth.
An increased level of activity among some anti-Islamic groups could lead to increased polarisation and unease, especially during, and in connection with, commemorations and demonstrations.
I do not believe polarisation is a bad thing," Eren Keskin, chief editor for the pro-Kurdish daily Ozgur Gundem, told SETimes, arguing it is natural to take sides.
In many Latin American countries, for instance, it has been accompanied by oligarchs,extreme income polarisation, civil unrest and occasional outright warfare, as well as frequent breaches of civil liberties.
Malus's discovery of the polarisation of light by reflection was published in 1809 and his theory of double refraction of light in crystals was published in the following year.