英語 での Engendered の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The men in top hats coordinating the transformation can therefore be associated with the secretive groups that historically engendered a new economic, political and social system during the 18th Century.
Aside from the lifting of the historical burden of Stalinism, the conjunction in 1995 of the neo-liberal offensive and the collapse of the Eastern bloc countries engendered a context of social, political and ideological defeats.
Availability Availability, when viewed as a security service, addresses the security concerns engendered by attacks against networks that deny or degrade service.
By the 1970s, new job opportunities in fields related to public welfare engendered a wave of student interest in the social sciences, particularly Psychology and Criminal Justice.
That is to say, the Names or faces are like templates through which the Divine creative force extrudes into being-ness, and this process of extrusion is followed by mixing and mingling the principles and functions to result in a great variety of engendered or created beings.
The Index ranks over 7,000 publicly listed companies and reveals the top 100 publicly traded companies with the most diverse and inclusive workplaces. The Kao Group believes that the vitality engendered by diversity can create new value for society.
As these technologies mature, 100G product offerings are expected to take full advantage of improvement opportunities engendered by 400G development. More than BandwidthThe monumental speed improvements inherent with 400G is a giant leap forward in Ethernet capability.
Sir Karl has rejected the"closed society" engendered by this ideology, and has advocated a field of"gradual social engineering" based upon insight into the true nature of humanity with a view to the creation of a free democratic society.
When we align with the central axis, we are aligned with seventh density, which is the origin of all other engendered beings, and we thereby have access to all of Creation in very literal terms.
In particular, Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy of the 1930s, while not ending all tensions between the United States and Latin America, helped dissipate much of the ill-will engendered by earlier U.S. intervention and unilateral actions.
In Germany, the depth of the marxist tradition coupled with the huge impetus coming from the actual movement of the proletarian masses had already, in the height of the revolutionary wave, engendered some of the most advanced political positions, particularly on the parliamentary and trade union questions.
Not directly relying on enthusiasm, but aided by the enthusiasm engendered by the great revolution, and on the basis of personal interest, personal incentive and business principles, we must first set to work in this small-peasant country to build solid gangways to socialism by way of state capitalism.
The House of One's initiators and supporters are confident that now more than ever is the time for an initiative of this kind as a forum for reconciliation through dialogue to help shine a light on the futility of ongoing devastation engendered by hostile rivalry, prejudice and sectarianism reaching out to difference and diversity rather than combating it as a threat to be uprooted.
The emptiness engendered by error and fear must be replaced by forgiveness.
The 16th century was marked by the confrontations engendered by the Reformation and the uprising of the Netherlands against Spain.
All support must be spontaneously engendered by evolution's integrating of my inventions with the total evolution of human affairs.
Strength decline and oxidation need to be engendered in months or years but can engender in a few day.
The emptiness engendered by fear must be replaced by forgiveness.
Does this represent dissociation engendered by intense trauma?
Fear and tension have often engendered wars.