Examples of using Reductive in English and their translations into Slovak
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mission which can be called"anthropocentric" in the reductive sense of the word,
number two, really reductive.
Yellow Muscat using reductive technology to the Slovak marketplace.
Ultrasonication assists the reductive leaching and chemical precipitation,
With its reduction, it is used as a reductive agent in manufacturing mirror chemically
This is a very reductive vision, which does not take into account the body diagram as a unit.
Zonisamide is metabolised primarily through reductive cleavage of the benzisoxazole ring of the parent drug by CYP3A4 to form 2-sulphamoylacetylphenol(SMAP)
The mechanism of action is similar for both groups- reductive functions, chelation of metal ions
It is called reductive because it reduces weight by reducing the intake of food.
Rationalism is still very widespread and, in the name of a reductive concept of"science," it renders human reason insensitive to an encounter with revelation
Both absolutize a reductive and partial vision of the human person,
Even today our faith is threatened by reductive changes to which worldly fashions would like to subject it to take away its greatness.
That would be a totally reductive and vulgar approach,
In its consciously light-coloured interior the Audi e tron Sportback concept offers a blend of functional clarity and reductive controls as a formal principle.
In its consciously light-colored interior the Audi e-tron Sportback concept offers a blend of functional clarity and reductive controls as a formal principle.
Ideologies are reductive and lead us to exaggeration in our claim to comprehend intellectually,
A reductive vision of the human person opens the way to the spread of injustice,
With continual maturing and change in reductive conditions while aging, the intensity and the shade of the wine change.
It is the mechanistic mentality fostered by capitalism and reductive natural science that makes modern political views seem so obvious.
Even though this formulation seems reductive, it includes, in brief, one of the modern religion theories.