Exemples d'utilisation de Notion of time en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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because they already include the notion of time.
the fourth one being the notion of time.
Lose the notion of time in"Dolce Vita":
From the notion of time to food, language
the spectator then becomes a"spect'actor" and loses the notion of time in order to better immerse him/herself into an inner, spiritual space.
an inspired thinker reflects on his or her notion of time, from a philosophical, scientific, spiritual or other perspective.
Among other things, the plural suggested in the title of this exhibition- everyday(s)- refers to the notion of time, an intrinsic element in any critical reflection on the everyday.
we have also subdivided our notion of time.
The context of the exhibit also turns upside down the notion of time in the performing arts, where pieces are conceived for a captive audience,
in turn initiated the idea of working with two materials, of using the notion of time in relation to the distribution of the program.
the landscapes dreamlike and the notion of time is diluted through the pages.
Several central ideas were presented in this report: the notion of time; issues of cost for beneficiaries;
Today the notion of time is included in our civilization,
inhabited by a trance that disturbs any notion of time and space.
contained specific provisions in this regard in annex 1, paragraph 3.9, introducing the notion of time in seconds for calculating the distance to be kept in terms of the speed of the vehicle.
translating into sculptures yet without losing their fairy-tale aura, their extraneity to all notion of time or place: idealized shapes reminiscent of pre-Roman statuary(of Etruscan sculpture in particular),
most of all(and from the outset) with the notion of time.
at the right time[again and again this notion of time, kairos] and in a manner that is coordinated both internally and externally”.
the artist also takes us into her deep reflections on the state of beingwhere notions of time and the present clash.
Although both Ballard's and Smithson's notions of time remained within a Platonic model in which time is nothing