Examples of using Polarisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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repulses polarisation in income distribution and inequality.
minimising disparities and avoiding polarisation.".
conductive layers on solar cells and semi-conductors, as well as for the polarisation of substrates.
This is achieved by putting rotating magnets along the wire and as the polarisation of the magnets alternates so does the flow of electrons.
Neither of these seems to have a realistic chance of making progress since discussion of the two options have thus far led to polarisation of the positions of Member States.
fuels further stereotypes and polarisation, and gives rise to extremism.
The pressures on the Portuguese government to seek an EU/IMF programme mounted recently in a context of increasing political and social polarisation.
Calls for greater financial inclusion in Africa, including that of women, through the development of electronic banking in order to fight against the polarisation of African society;
Leuchs and Sanchez-Soto, on the other hand, modelled virtual charged particle pairs as electric dipoles responsible for the polarisation of the vacuum….
continued political polarisation;
Art provides a platform on which it is possible to raise a fundamental social topic on a symbolic level without any black and white polarisation.
will only lead to polarisation in this House.
phase, polarisation, colour and frequency of the light that is transmitted.
The astronomers applied a new analysis technique that they had developed to the ALMA data and found that the direction of polarisation of the radiation coming from the centre of PKS 1830-211 had rotated.
political and social polarisation as well as criminal networks;
minimising disparities and avoiding polarisation.
in some cases, increased social polarisation.
In Egypt, concerns continue about political polarisation, freedom of assembly
lead to political polarisation and lower economic growth”.
lead to political polarisation, and ultimately lower growth”.