英語 での In the strict sense の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Driver("Introd. to Lit. of O. T.", New York, 1892, 339) admits in Hebrew poetry"no metre in the strict sense of the term".
It is certain that the writer advocates the tenet of a re-formation of the world through the second advent of Christ, but it is not clear from the indications whether the author of the letter was a millenarian in the strict sense of the word.
Was this an act of a soul knowing the earthchanges upon earth and wanting a way out? Sort of a soul depression? 6 year old children are not aware in the strict sense of what is coming.
It is also highly dangerous strategy that combines the caliphate to military action in the strict sense, that is, the use of the terrorist attacks in the city that can not win and, in particular, in Baghdad; while in areas where there is the rule of the Caliphate do not stop the brutality on prisoners and on the population.
Plotinus himself did not posit recollection in the strict sense of the term, because all knowledge of universally important ideas(logos) came from a source outside of time(Dyad or the divine nous), and was accessible, by means of contemplation, to the soul as part of noesis.
Countless creatures for millions of years have had active minds happening in theirbrains, but only after those brains developed a protagonist capable of bearing witness did consciousness begin, in the strict sense, and only after those brains developed language did it become widely known that minds did exist.
Therefore, the defendants at the Tokyo Trials were all technically prisoners of war, and though judgment of war crimes in the strict sense of the word is a good thing under international law, if they judge them by carrying out unplanned-for new concepts while under warning that they are acting in advance of cessation of hostilities, it is the ones judging who commit the war crime.
Although the EU is not a federation in the strict sense, it is far more than a free-trade association such as ASEAN, NAFTA, or Mercosur, and it has many of the attributes associated with independent nations: its own flag, anthem, founding date, and currency, as well as an incipient common foreign and security policy in its dealings with other nations.
In the strictest sense, though, Linux refers only to the presence of the kernel itself.
They are not essential in the strictest sense, but there are necessary nonetheless so you can do more with your blog.
Taken in the strictest sense, i.e. as identifying God and the world, Pantheism is simply Atheism.
Judges are not medical professionals and disability hearings are not legal court proceedings in the strictest sense.
Psychology, in the stricter sense, deals with the various forms of theoretical and practical intellect, such as attention, memory, desire and will.
Nobody would deny that two people who lie, or who are not sincere among them, can not be considered friends, in the strictest sense of the term.
If there is to be any question of a sickness unto death in the strictest sense, it must be a sickness of which the end is death and death is the end.
If in the strictest sense we are to speak of a sickness unto death, it must be one in which the last thing is death, and death the last thing.
Noting that all three tristimulus values are scaled by luminance Y, it is apparent that the XYZ tristimulus values, in the strictest sense, have units of luminance, such as cd/m.
What is interesting is that Belgium ranks second highest in Europe in the category of firearms for military use. If one defines"firearms for military use" in the strictest sense, Belgium is the number one exporting country in Europe 231 million euros export value.