Examples of using Previous lecture in English and their translations into Slovak
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In the previous lecture, we learned about.
Let's take another example from the previous lecture.
In the previous lecture we have focused on.
Let's go back to an example from the previous lecture.
Comments from previous lectures& workshops.
So, this is exactly what we saw in a previous lecture.
In the previous lecture we mentioned a case of theft.
Let's try to look at it through some examples also used in the previous lecture.
In previous lectures, we talked about the selection of font and color.
That force is represented in the letter Teth,the ninth letter which we talked about in the previous lecture.
In a previous lecture, we were discussing the four states of Consciousness.
Next part of programme was shortenvironmental quiz that included ten questions concerning the previous lecture and presentation.
In previous lectures we have discussed how we as an organism come to be.
It's also true in other mantras like, in the previous lecture I told you about Lalana and Rasana, the two side channels.
In previous lectures I told you about quintessence;it means“the fifth essence” or“the fifth element.”.
It relates to the feminine and masculine currents in our physiology: Ida and Pingala, Adam and Eve, Lalana and Rasana,which we talked about in previous lectures: currents of energy that flow through our physiology.
And in the previous lecture we talked about the relationship between law, enforcement of law and justice.
The opinion, which considers any price deflation to be bad and leading to the economic decline, replaces two types of deflation- already mentioned price deflation arising from the productivity growth, and deflation which results from the monetary illusion and following recession which leads to the breakdown of banks and to the loss of money units in the system- this is a characteristic feature of today's system of monopoly production of non-covered money orfraction reserves of commercial banks(see Previous lectures).
In previous lectures we explained what GDP is and why its value but especially its growth is important.
But, sometimes you haven't fully grasped the requirements I laid out for you in the previous lecture, and then if I say more it's likely to dilute your understanding from the previous lecture and the things you need to do.
In the previous lecture we analysed Vladimír Mečiar's ere and we closed the topic by a description of an unpleasant situation which he left the country in.
Also on the basis of what we already talked about in the previous lectures, let's take a closer look not only at the causes, but mainly potential consequences of the so called debt crisis in the Euro-zone.
In the previous lectures, we explained, how enforceability of the law, including its foreseeability and legal security, and in the end effect also the existence of law, relates to the effective functioning of institutions.
The upper portion is shaped somewhat like a Kaph,which we discussed in a previous lecture, and as you remember, the Kaph symbolizes the head, the crown, the brain, and interestingly the Hebrew word for pumpkin contains this character Kuf twice, and we find that the letter Kuf actually has dual significance.
Zayin, we discussed in a previous lecture, is related to our own inner Neshamah,“the breath”- in other words, the divine soul- and Reish is related to Kether, to our own inner Being.
We understand from previous lectures that within the physical organism that we have, we also have that Christic fire.
As we explained in the previous lectures, this word Samsara means“circling, to repeat, to recur, to recur again and again.”.
We have discussed this in previous lectures, so I am just reviewing this so we have set up some parameters for our talk today.
As we mentioned in the previous lecture, mortgage bubble was inflated in the years 1998- 2006 and was significantly driven by FED's expansionary monetary policy, which wanted to avoid a recession after the dot-com bubble burst in 2000.
Following our previous lectures, which we organized in cooperation with the Czech Dental Chamber, our colleague Tomáš Mudra will perform a lecture at a training event for dental hygienists and dentists called“Škachův den 2018”.