Examples of using Human thought in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But human thought has gradually become so accustomed to consider only the material,
Human thought is the same thing as electricity,
Google product manager Satyajeet Salgar explains some of the improvements that help the app make sense of your weird, human thought processes.
In this sense human thought is just as much sovereign as not sovereign,
Google product manager SatyajeetSalgar explains some of the improvements that help the app make sense of your weird, human thought processes.
Imagine if I wanted to ask a big question, like:"What is the nature of human thought and emotion?".
Human thought and behavior, no matter how subtle
Human thought is of the same nature as electricity,
religious leaders who hold the greatest power and sway over human thought and conviction.
I quickly rejected that human thought.
In this sense human thought is just as much sovereign as not sovereign,
In the era of the Renaissance, medieval and Christian, there was already a creative attitude towards nature, towards human thought, towards art-- towards the whole of life.
Almost all parties to this paradigm shift, which marks a revolution in human thought, see electronic writing as a direct response to the strengths
In Greece, human thought became so abstract that the concept of God resolved itself into a misty vapor of pantheistic speculation not at all unlike the impersonal Infinity of the Brahman philosophers.
These writings set forth what human thought can achieve for itself, if the thinking is not under the influence of the physical sense impressions
The concept of waves probably entered human thought because people watched the ocean, or a puddle after a pebble fell into it.
involves DNA and human thought.
When the thought of Origin touches men directly, human thought comes back to its purity,
where human thought and computers together attempt to understand the language of molecules.