Примери за използване на Modern sense на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In an extended modern sense, a three-body problem is any problem in classical mechanics
It is, however, during the 20th century that mind control became a science in the modern sense of the term, where thousands of subjects have been systematically observed, documented and experimented on.
that the astronomy courses which Copernicus studied were scientific courses in the modern sense.
It offers good ventilation of light and wind, a modern sense, aesthetic appearance
He cannot get any valid claim for posterity out of instinct or(in the modern sense) reason.
which makes the modern sense of the painting more prominent.
In the 60s gave NK the own credit cards in the modern sense of the US model.
But only when I bought a book on the cathedral a week later did I really see it, in the modern sense of seeing.
Suidas's lexicon is something between a grammatical dictionary and an encyclopedia in the modern sense.
were the likes of Fernande Barrey arguably the world's first pinup as is known in the modern sense.
prospectus for a computer in the modern sense.
were arguably the world's first pin-ups in the modern sense.
there is no private property in any modern sense.
it was in England that football originated in the modern sense.
This was not toleration in a modern sense, nor specifically Ottoman,
But propaganda in its modern sense can be traced to the15th
The word“Art”, in its modern sense and with a capital letter, seems not to have appeared until the 18th century, when a distinction
It was certainly never envisioned as a smartphone in the modern sense, it didn't even support a WiFi connection,
have the character of esoteric philosophy in its modern sense, the Tibetan Buddhism(Lamaism)
of the birth of the Slovenian nation in the modern sense of the word.