Examples of using Capable of recognizing in English and their translations into Slovak
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With our presence in the midst of the world, we are called to create a society capable of recognizing the dignity of each person
Heart toHeart” capable of recognizing emotions.
his team were able to show in a mouse model that the innate immune system cells capable of recognizing genotoxic environmental factors that are present in the intestine.
Professor Diefenbach and his team were able to show in a mouse model that the innate immune system cells capable of recognizing genotoxic environmental factors that are present in the intestine.
through which alone the free beings are capable of recognizing their freedom.
which will make you capable of recognizing Gods signs,
Otherwise, be never capable of recognizing Me, though ye ponder 273 My Cause as long as My Kingdom endureth,
engaging in pastoral activity that is characterized by a“culture of encounter” and capable of recognizing the Lord's gratuitous work,
They are lonely beings, but they are capable of recognize your environment and memorize in the long term What they have been discovering.
They are lonely beings, but they are capable of recognize your environment and memorize in the long term What they have been discovering.
Likely be capable of recognizing human faces.
Bottlenoses are also capable of recognizing themselves in a mirror.
Smartphones will be an extension of the user, capable of recognizing them and predicting their next move.
A mind that is not influenced by outer conditions is capable of recognizing its own stability and calmness.
Obtain for us eyes of faith capable of recognizing immediately in the poor and suffering the very face of Jesus.
The appliance is capable of recognizing, evaluating all this and, through new analogy, presenting to us in written form.
The system is also capable of recognizing common scratches on the package
In the true encounter with the neighbor, are we capable of recognizing Jesus Christ who is asking to be welcomed, protected, promoted and integrated?”?
In the true encounter with the neighbour, are we capable of recognizing Jesus Christ who is asking to be welcomed, protected, promoted and integrated?"?
which will increasingly contribute to forming consciences capable of recognizing that each one of us is a unique and unrepeatable person.