Examples of using Human imagination in English and their translations into Polish
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The only limitation in the usage of WATERJET machines in architecture is human imagination, because the final appearance and shape of cut areas is only up to the person.
red- a palette able to satisfy any human imagination.
Projects of the Implementation of Genetics in Architecture series is a gallery of miracles beyond ordinary human imagination, demonstrating what the desinfominated science is capable of.
That which the enlightened and reflective human imagination of spiritˆual teaching
That which the enlightened and reflective human imagination of spiritual teaching
while everyone knows that griffins are non-existing mythical creatures that supposedly live only in human imagination.
developed by leaps and bounds guided by electronic brains that developed themselves by conceiving problems that the human imagination couldn't grasp.
Indeed, this- faith- does not arise from human imagination, but, as Saint Paul recalls,“comes from what is heard,
intuitions brought into being by the human imagination since the dawn of consciousness.
thus destroys human imagination responsible for genuine civilisation development- imagination that brings about justice and social equality.
beyond any ordinary human imagination.
Traditional marketing techniques are insufficient in this case, because human imagination has been shaped by stereotypes that do not allow creative interference into the DNA composition,
most surely interpret them according to today's intellectual atmosphere- which"condemns" everything that mysterious and"explains" rationally such unexplained facts just as"human imagination.
even the most extreme, absolutely all of its properties are beyond any ordinary human imagination.
absolutely all of its properties are beyond any ordinary human imagination.
from memory from human imagination.
also in the manner human imagination works- e.g. in the fact that people are unable to imagine infinitive"something",
Of course there are other possible interpretations of the action presented in Flower- the constant movement of the multicoloured petals could doubtless be interpreted as, for example, representing artistic creativity or human imagination, which in such a reading would be revealed as the invigorating creative force capable of radically changing the quality of human existence.
during it in such quantities that it is beyond any ordinary human imagination, even a small part of it still represents a large amount of energy from which measurable residues hidden lowly underground are likely to persist longer.