Examples of using The phenomenon of in English and their translations into Polish
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who several decades ago demonstrated the phenomenon of syntactic simultaneity.
face the phenomenon of colic.
Guests invited to ÅÃ3dÅo will focus on the phenomenon of the Experimental Studio presented against a wider background.
and discuss the phenomenon of the visual image itself.
virtual space, the phenomenon of media conflict aesthetization or manipulation of desires and aspirations.
too long through holes should be avoided as much as possible to prevent the surface roughness of the internal threads from becoming larger or the phenomenon of the taper.
if Ankara has its gecekondus, the U.S.A. have also had the experience of cardboard dwellings, with the increase of the phenomenon of unemployment and of inequality of women in acquiring qualifications and in career promotion.
combating the phenomenon of disappearance);
In addition, Bulgaria confronts the phenomenon of those seeking to cross its borders
The phenomenon of the game, and especially its main character- fictional,of the computer game that was the most successful in real life.">
touching upon issues related to, among others, the phenomenon of shock after coming back to the country,
on for about a year- and even dedicated one of his books,"The Bacteriophage and the Phenomenon of Recovery," written and published in Tbilisi in 1935, to Comrade Stalin.
because working together to combat the phenomenon of climate change is important,
and finally about the phenomenon of Polish avant-garde.
Beyond the phenomenon of so-called ghost children- meaning those born illegally
Meetings have also been organized to draw attention to the phenomenon of human trafficking
In fact, if we even assume the phenomenon of the"expansion of the universe" did occur,