英語 での Understood as の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The starting point is a vision that has at its core the wellbeing of the social body understood as the fundamental structure of society and which, necessarily, concerns the greatest number of people.
This is not only because ayahuasca is legal in Peru and understood as a medicine to heal the body and mind, including trauma, but also because she sees this as the safest and most supportive environment.
And idols are not wanted there, for guilt is understood as the sole cause of pain in any form.
These groups, living at the margins of the state(understood as a way of organizing human relations) knew how to prevent hierarchical relations from penetrating their interactions and undermining their project.
This should lead to a correction of growth processes, understood as a mere given quantity, towards a more directed to the qualitative implementation, thanks to a more efficient redistribution.
Not only do the literal numbers seem impossibly large, if understood as representative of the actual population of the Israelites, they lead to internal inconsistencies with other statements made in the text.
After speaking for an hour, one of his soldiers sneezed, understood as a favorable signal from the gods, thus making Xenophon general, following all his orders.
Big Dario, now we think of the record, and then for the TT- understood as Lap of Honor- maybe you can do something….
Any such conduct shall be understood as a commencement of the exercise of the Restricted Right to Use that is realized by the End-User in order to access, install, display or use Mozaik Contents.
Anaximander never defined the apeiron precisely, and it has generally(for instance by Aristotle and St. Augustine) been understood as a sort of primal chaos.
Today the‘internet'- understood as a single global network of networks for advancing informational liberty, democracy and commerce- is in serious decline.
Our ability to understand these values depends partially on the degree to which information sources about these values may be understood as credible or truthful.”.
He never defined this principle precisely, and it has generally(e.g. by Aristotle and Augustine) been understood as a sort of primal chaos.
For although we can understand these as genuine cases of love, they are nonetheless deficient cases and ought therefore be understood as parasitic on the standard cases.
In strict analogy to this, I“only” claim to prove that whatever Rawls or other socialists say is false, and can be understood as such by all intellectually competent and honest men.
This involves estimating the likely future revenues that are attributable to a brand by calculating a royalty rate that would be charged for its use, to arrive at a‘brand value' understood as a net economic benefit that a licensor would achieve by licensing the brand in the open market.
The most flagrant omission, and the one most often understood as"communication lag," would be for Joe(in Graph A) to say,"How are you?" and for Bill to stand there without speaking.
In this sense, the"criteria" for ascertaining death used by medicine today should not be understood as the technical-scientific determination of the exact moment of a person's death, but as a scientifically secure means of identifying the biological signs that a person has indeed died.
Indeed, some have gone so far as to suggest that images are best understood as by definition a form of inner, mental or neural representation(Block, 1983; Kosslyn, 1983).
Again there is a real risk of a rise in feelings against Europe from the left side of the political spectrum, thanks to the already substantial social fabric against globalization, understood as the mortification of labor rights and wage compression.