Examples of using Immanent in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
And here, lies are immanent.
Orixás stand for holy forces being immanent in nature.
The tension between these two immanent principles of social order is obvious.
For many artists, the experience of dizziness is an immanent part of their artistic practice.
Integrated course with immanent examinations.
VO: written at the end of the courseUE: immanent test character.
It is of course not to be at all got over with exclusively immanent reasons.
These have to legitimate themselves in concerts by their own immanent qualities.
The rehabilitation of the common sense does not occur from immanent or conceptual reasons.
Respect Nature, the Immanent God.
Sustainability and durability are immanent principles of our company culture.
What is a"course with immanent exam character"(LVmiP)?
the course of events which are immanent in a system of another dimension, and therefore apply to
the course of events which are immanent in a system of another dimension, and therefore apply to
Difficult Brexit negotiations are immanent.
Immanent: Seminar,
Immanent: Network-lab practice,
Immanent reasons, the most effective legitimation of the Third Reich.
This supremacy is a synthetic fusion of immanent artistic and sociological components.
It is no immanent or absolute, but purely sociological of knwoledge category.