Examples of using Polarisation in English and their translations into Serbian
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that the referendum has contributed to the polarisation between secularists, who opposed the changes,
preventing polarisation and demonstrating that Islam
His discovery of the polarisation of light by reflection was published in 1809
winning with two matching red cards might be the same as two photons with matching polarisation.
reflects the class polarisation and the radicalisation that has been taking place in Spanish society in recent years.
heightening political polarisation and sowing division.
growing hate crimes and polarisation of Hindus and Muslims.
Even so, most observers saw widening political and ethnic polarisation, along with an overload of nationalist rhetoric.
growing social polarisation.
the emitted photons from the silicon atoms contain quantum information in their frequency, polarisation, and intensity.
While the French party system had been dominated by polarisation and competition between the clear-cut ideological alternatives of two political blocks in the 1970s,
While the French party system had been dominated by polarisation and competition between the clear-cut ideological alternatives of two political blocs in the 1970s,
The polarisation between"White Turks"-- a social category which is considered as rich,
deepening polarisation of the society's religious and secular elements,
significant polarisation with potential for a recurrence of occasional violence from the opposition will be a continued risk in 2016.
the participants on the basis of Catholic social teaching developed ideas to overcome social polarisation by several measures of social security legislation and the common Catholic faith.
the public alike over social polarisation.
lingering political polarisation, which continues to adversely affect the path to sustainable reform.
of extremism and polarisation, and the claim that, because God is on our side,
resultant pervasive ethnic-based polarisation, there came to be two disjoint institutions using the same name, albeit idiosyncratically to reflect ethnic identity.