Examples of using Was understood in English and their translations into Hungarian
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At the beginning of the last century, this was understood, and this room was practically in every house.
The link between low magnesium levels and depression was understood over a century ago, when doctors would use it to treat this mental health disorder.
With the appearance of biblical monotheism, the universe was understood as obedient to the laws which the Creator gave it.
For through the fact that the breathing process was understood in the third cultural age, something was understood
Following Plato, Aristotle explained that the term[[stoicheia]] was understood only as meaning the incorporeal principles placed at each of the four great divisions of our Cosmical world to supervise them.
Verbal sounds were often stereotyped simply because the effect of sound was understood in its effects upon the body.
Following Plato, Aristotle explained that the term[[stoicheia]] was understood only as meaning the incorporeal principles placed at each of the four great divisions of our Cosmical world to supervise them.
of living and lifeless systems, where diversity was understood as a response to the challenges of the environment, the problems to be solved.
However, the classic Ainu language of the Yukar, or Ainu epic stories, was understood by all.
finite, and mortal was understood not as a place of vita contemplativa but of vita activa.
The message was understood by the main stakeholders, whatever their views about the directions for reform.
The process was understood by all who saw it happening;
It is unlikely that the full extent of the horror was understood by Erdős in the United States at the time.
In summary, I am pleased that this triangle- youth, education and mobility- was understood and properly appreciated by the Council.
As the Azazel Goat was understood by some Christians of the reformation[13] to represent Satan, Seventh-day Adventists' views harmonize with those of the reformation time period.
Mental infection and imitation was understood by the psychologist Freud, as a consequence of the suggestion process.
This struggle against the past was understood by the artistic avant-gardes as also a struggle against art.
The vast majority of respondents agreed that energy information was the right focus, and was understood by most people to be linked to weight control.
The more the beast was understood, the more the general perception of its invincibility was confirmed.
Imagination became reality, freedom was understood, and mutual understanding between humans