Примери за използване на Objects and events на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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taking as a basis the general signs of objects and events, revealing interactions between them.
explaining daily events will enable the child to learn about people, objects and events.
The next, more complex stage of attainment is achieved under the condition that the general class of objects and events, to which we can classify what needs to be comprehended,
The book explains how the unseen thoughts of man exteriorize as the acts and objects and events of his individual and collective life,
aimed at ensuring the safety of those specified in this law persons, objects and events.
other public objects and events.
Much of our language is dedicated to describing people, objects, and events.
Hence there is a larger mind within him which has this power of manufacturing scenes, objects, and events so vividly that he takes them to be real.
places, objects, and events are only reminders.
You have unlimited power over your mind, not external objects and events.
Conceptual information of the reality captured by the content(objects and events, interactions among objects). .
Unlike thought, they belong in the same category as other observed objects and events.
Space is the boundless, three-dimensional extent in which objects and events occur and have relative position and direction.
Whenever possible, provide them with concrete objects and events- items they can touch,
of real objects and events referred to as entities.
Fear-- of loud noises, monsters, strangers, or other objects and events-- is a natural part of childhood.
Whenever possible, provide them with concrete objects and events(i.e., items they can see,
Therefore, the external universe of phenomenon is composed of objects and events that are painful or not painful, i.e.
But ideally you would have this frame of reference all the time: taking note of new people, objects and events around you.
There is nothing in a merely observed object or event that reveals anything about its connection to other objects and events.