Examples of using Polarisation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The polarisation that resulted from the crisis poses a risk to us all, to the project, to the European project.
Political and religious polarisation affects many Mediterranean countries,
A gradual reduction of unemployment levels may not be enough to reverse this situation if wage polarisation continues, notably due to a rise in part-time work.
Increasing polarisation and heightened fears about national security reduced the space for tolerance and dissent.
three dimensions in space, plus colour and polarisation.
resulted in convergence of different positions, in the past few years a polarisation of views can be observed.
Jonathan Friedman(2003) has, in our view, usefully highlighted how the interplay of‘vertical' and‘horizontal polarisation' has led to the reconfiguration of worker solidarities.
Despite persisting polarisation of the political environment, this has demonstrated the capacity to reach compromises between the government and parts of the opposition.
Gold nanoparticles allow information to be recorded in five dimensions- the three dimensions in space plus colour and polarisation.
Social polarisation and segregation are increasing- the recent economic crisis has further amplified the effects of market processes
With the polarisation rotator equipment, the polarisation of the incident beam can be rotated, according to demand.
metropolitan developments should effectively help remove polarisation between rural areas and cities.
Congress has presided over a period which has seen the greatest concentration and polarisation of wealth in Indian history.
which occurs due to the polarisation of water molecules, and its direct consequence is capillarity.
Warns that a lack of financial autonomy for the media foments its political dependence and polarisation;
repeating the experiment with plates of different thicknesses confirms that the second photon's polarisation varies with time.
such as mapping the polarisation of the Sun's corona and analysing its spectra.
photons is always opposite, and that the photon has no intrinsic polarisation.
Analog television stations cannot have same-channel boosters unless opposite(perpendicular) polarisation is used, due to video
which could lead to further political polarisation.