Examples of using This relation in English and their translations into Slovak
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This relation is also connected to negative emotions as a response to pain(Janssen,
And the reason why you see this relation where you can kind of swap this two and this three is because two times three is equal to six.
This relation to matter, to the process of elaboration
This relation is therefore founded on the exploitation of people living in misery who have nothing to offer but their ability to work.
This relation between cause and effect,
which we can call this relation“Service”.
But it's unlikely a kept woman would allow herself to act this way, since this relation is her“job”.
Turning this relation around, we can calculate the change in time per change in scale factor
From this relation, further lawful obligations arise;
There was some sort of relation between us, and I, being fooled by this relation, called and considered them my own.
And only this relation can then be imputed into some good(s)
This relation cannot be on the side of the Participant replaced by representation of another natural person
In this relation, the Service user grants the Operator consent to cross-border transfer of personal data to third countries,
This relation to an international transport is generally recognized
In the immersive installation called Oasis, this relation is reversed- the man-made structures are pushed to the very edge of the perception of the audience that can thus feel the dominating nature- in the multiplied form using technologies.
His ancestors already stated many times bitterly in this relation, that the year budget of Austrian metropolis Vienna(about 10 billions Euro)
In several cases this relation is either vague
In the immersive installation called Landscape, this relation is reversed- the man-made structures are pushed to the very edge of the perception of the audience that can thus feel the dominating nature- in the multiplied form using technologies.
The Sacrament of Matrimony, which consecrates this relation in its conjugal form