Examples of using Generalisations in English and their translations into Hungarian
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which was sometimes rather swallowed up in the purely theistic generalisations about God.
Certainly, there remains the question of the mechanism of the development and of the laws of rebirth where the intellect and its inquiries and generalisations can still have some play.
The EESC believes that in order to avoid generalisations and differing interpretations, the concept of"publication of a phonogram" must be made sufficiently clear.
Programmes must not allow offensive assumptions or generalisations in scripted material, and interviewees who express
rightly avoiding generalisations.
also included many generalisations which went well beyond the original works.
This paper contains what today is known as'Delaunay's method' although several of his later papers contain generalisations of the method as it first appeared here.
the related geometries, studied generalisations of Riemannian geometry.
we must set aside all stereotypes, generalisations and prejudices.
Fluid Intelligence(pure processing speed)- basic intellectual processes of manipulating abstract concepts, generalisations and logical relationships(Carroll,
our respect for true followers of Islam should lead us to avoid hateful generalisations, for authentic Islam
our respect for true followers of Islam should lead us to avoid hateful generalisations, for authentic Islam
Russian human rights thinking was able to develop as far as Sakharov's global generalisations and take on the quality of a new political philosophy.
Lie had discussed these new generalisations of geometry in Paris,
since this paper contained generalisations of results proved by Heinrich Behnke,
Thats a generalisation and not true.
Sur une generalisation de l'integrale.
a rather outright racist generalisation.
Secondary generalisation occurs when the overactivity later reaches the whole brain.
Secondary generalisation occurs when the excessive electrical activity subsequently reaches the whole brain.