Examples of using Polarisation in English and their translations into Dutch
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There is tremendous polarisation due to the events in Amsterdam.
Not by polarisation but by standing open to a different perspective.
It takes knowledge and training to evaluate polarisation.
The calculations of R and T depend on polarisation of the incident ray.
During this congress, they will discuss polarisation with Naima Azough.
An important aspect of maser study is polarisation of the emission.
The research was to highlight the phenomenon of light polarisation.
The rise of modernism led to the polarisation of traditional architecture.
Despite persisting polarisation of the political environment, this has demonstrated
assistance would be beneficial in trying to put an end to this polarisation between the very poor
Therefore, the primordial impulse of creation consists of the division or polarisation of the one.
the Commission is most concerned about the dangerous political situation and social polarisation in Zimbabwe.
there is a risk of polarisation.
increased social polarisation.
The campaign is subsidised by the municipality as part of the We Amsterdammers campaign, which aims to counter polarisation and radicalisation.
Suggesting that the SLOE contributes to polarisation is giving this marginal club too much credit.
Cities can contribute to inclusive growth, notably in combating social polarisation and poverty, avoiding social segregation
It is characterised by extreme polarisation between the communities, and has pockets of severe deprivation in both urban
That seems to be far more fruitful than another instance of polarisation concerning the method: yes or no to the Tobin tax.
Unfortunately, for many years Venezuelan society has been experiencing polarisation of political forces.