Examples of using To objects in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The consumer's relation to objects of consumption is intrinsically destructive: it is founded on disposability, that is, on disinvestment.
Because IR leds launch infrared ray to objects, then reflect to camera lens to form image.
It narrows their freedom of choice down to objects of self-gratification and robs them of their power to serve God.
Mulder… are there any references in occult literature to objects that have the power to direct human behaviour?
Obviously, astronomers can't measure the distance to objects in deep space by using a ruler.
Nevertheless, he could accurately judge the distance to objects in the same room,
It narrows their freedom of choice down to objects of self-gratification and robs them of their power to serve God.
There is also an alternative way of explaining the three kinds of craving, in relation to objects of the three times.
persons are reduced to objects that can be exploited.
Domain controllers use the global catalog to validate references to objects of other domains in the forest.
permissions are attached to objects.
how our perception works in relation to objects.
failed access to objects.
The immersed items have data bindings to data or paths to objects created, using the parameter of their parent.
If somehow with use of this resource your exclusive rights to objects of author's property(placement of information protected by copyright) are violated, the administration ikobrin.
the only way to do anything is to send messages to objects, that call methods.
The algorithm moves any white objects(equivalent to objects in the from-space without forwarding pointers)
When the Apply these permissions to objects and/or containers within this container only check box is selected.
Assigning a non-standard form to objects requires the designer's imagination
We also stretch our indriyas through the mind to objects or to people, when we think about them.