Examples of using Layman in English and their translations into Swedish
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It creates more transparency, even if the layman would probably find his head spinning at the sight of this document.
Waypoints have only become widespread for navigational use by the layman since the development of advanced navigational systems,
Not all of these values are measurable to the layman, which makes it impossible to make a clear statement about their influence on the water level.
The remarkably simple fastener design even convinces the layman because Savetix® captive screws simply work, immediately and for ever.
Holy Communion in the Roman Church is given to the layman only from the sanctified bread
known by the layman as the hammer, the anvil and the stirrup.
also presented understandable to the layman.
it was commended to the layman.
Being meant for layman as well as priest,
It concerns the aesthetics of mathematics with some personal content, and gives the layman an insight into the mind of a working mathematician.
The layman that I am was a friend of Israel when it was establishing its kibbutzim, to the sound of joyous secularism.
Any layman has no right to take away the life of no one unless he is attacked in a way that his life is in risk.
Through the eyes of a layman Nuts as a storehouse of benefits Is it that simple?
In turn, the layman is expected to look after the material well-being of the monk who does not gain income to provide himself with food, shelter, medicine and clothing.
To CIA, an organization that for the layman appears as a"state within the state",
another ordinary layman without university tenure, Romano Amerio of Switzerland.
Of Gregory the Great seems to shew that he did not regard the payment of interest for money advanced by one layman to another as unlawful.
In addition, the imposing of the Velpo dressing is somewhat difficult to perform and the layman usually does not perform correctly.
L know we would never be able to keep up, but is there some way that you could explain it in layman terms?
The external religious exercises of the ordinary Catholic layman, such as public prayer,