Examples of using Polymath in English and their translations into Slovak
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The PolyMath project.
How To Be a Polymath.
I'm a polymath, a pain in the ass, a massive pain.
How to become a polymath.
Kempelen was a polymath, inventor, councillor as well as artist.
I want to be a polymath.
The famous Slovak polymath Matej Bel described these springs and soon the first spa was built here by aristocrats.
I aspire to being a polymath.
Avicenna medieval Persian polymath, physician, and philosopher 980- 1037.
He was the world's last polymath.
I never know if I'm a polymath or just full of s**t!”.
That wasn't on your list, Miss polymath.
Nothing was reminiscent of the birth of prominent scientist and polymath Florián Rómer, a contemporary of the national awakener Ľudovít Štúr.
Multiple choice, is it dilettante, polymath.
French polymath Jean-Baptiste Fourier predicts an atmospheric effect keeping the Earth warmer than it would otherwise be.
I knew it was polymath.
In his latest book Polymath, Waqas Ahmed argues that too often we tend to impose limits by the way we think and describe ourselves.
You should be trying to become a polymath.
Apart from that, Imhotep was also a physician, high priest,engineer, polymath, and basically a very important member of the pharaoh Djoser's court.
Here at Gear4music we stock a range of Analogue Solutions' true analogue synthesizers including the modular Eurokorn,Vostok Deluxe and Polymath.
The physicist Robert Oppenheimer was a polymath, fluent in eight languages.
Starting December 2014, Duna Television broadcast a four-part documentary about the life of the scientist, entitled Ottó Herman,the Last Hungarian Polymath.
By vocation he was whatis now called universal geniuses(polymath), and not just great people.
The PolyMath project is in some ways similar to the Netflix Prize, but in this project participants more actively built on the partial solutions of others.
Sir Robert's father was an example to us all, a polymath, steeped in astronomy and the sciences, yet equally well-versed in folklore and fairytales.
The PolyMath project is in some ways similar to the Netflix Prize, but in this project participants more actively built on the partial solutions of others.
A second example that does notfit well into my categorization scheme is the PolyMath project, where researchers collaborated using blogs and wikis to prove new math theorems.
Based on the detailed descriptions provided by Herodotus and other ancient historians, Athanasius Kircher,a 17th-century German Jesuit scholar and polymath, produced the first pictorial reconstructions.