Examples of using Polarisation in English and their translations into Danish
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His discovery of the polarisation of light by reflection was published in 1809
For his work on the polarisation of light passing through chemical solutions he was awarded the Rumford Medal of the Royal Society.
Over the last few days there has been increased polarisation in Greek society
In Langgaard's case, his life's work revolved round the polarisation between'the constructive' and'the destructive.
From 1871 he studied the polarisation of light and later he studied electrical discharge in rarefied gases.
There is enormous polarisation between the classes, between the city
Consequently, the amount proposed should not create conflict between the Council and Parliament or polarisation within the Council itself.
has not led to the polarisation that some feared.
The ruling class is increasingly losing support among the population and social polarisation is sharpening ever more, with a strong shift to the left.
Mr President, like Parliament, the Commission is most concerned about the dangerous political situation and social polarisation in Zimbabwe.
Danish media and research in international conflicts must participate in creating these nuanced debates, and challenge the polarisation of the images of the Other. This will ensure
The demonisation of contrary opinion continues to foment polarisation in England, and now individual rights demand a separate set of laws for everyone- providing there is a metropolitan slant.
have contributed to the polarisation of population and economic activity towards the central areas.
out of fear that this could further increase polarisation in society and radicalise the mass movement.
in addition to the one on determinants mentioned above: The Polarisation of Light(1874), Polarised Light(1879),
It has been disappointing to see the polarisation that still exists about the occupied Palestinian territories,
the red colours seen at sunrise and sunset, and the polarisation of light; see for details.
and social polarisation and social segregation problems,
and political polarisation between the Central Europe-oriented west
I should, however, like to call on my fellow Members not to regard the regulation as a symbol of good or evil any longer, as polarisation of that kind implies that in the end there will be winners and losers.