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Перевод: prescience

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Тезаурус:

1. But inconvenient prescience was unwelcome.
2. (If anyone wants to see prescience in its purest form, they might read quotations from Woodcock's writing in my obituary article about him in the Dictionary of National Biography. )
3. Though widely reported, it is uncertain whether on 10 September Moltke, in fact, informed the Kaiser, "Majesty, we have lost the war"; if so, it showed a flash of strategic prescience that he displayed at no other moment in his military career.
4. The former might appear a more powerful technique from the point of view of the applicant; but, comparing it with a "live" examination, in which the questioner can frame follow-up questions in terms of the way in which the facts evolve from earlier answers, a United States court has described the framing of questions in advance as "a supreme test of the questioning lawyer's powers of prescience".
5. Wordsworth sees with some prescience that political beliefs will be the calls to battle in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries - you might say!
6. Andy is a man of vision, of prescience, of common sense.
7. Mr Suzuki's flourishes merely echoed and embellished words that had been uttered with signal prescience almost exactly eighty years before, by John Hay.
8. With remarkable prescience, Oresme recognized that, if shot from a rotating earth, the arrow would have a motion compounded of two simultaneous motions.
9. With some prescience, property advisers Edward Erdman produced a report called London's Space Odyssey to 2001 , highlighting job prospects and office vacancy rates.
10. The prize for prescience (a set of gold entrails) goes to Lee, writing on the eve of the match.
11. He painted Raymond as a mysterious and sensitive young man with an air of extraordinary prescience in an as yet unmoulded face.
12. Reagan thought that if the hostages came out, the cabinet in toto would be heroes (adding, with prescience, "If we don't, we will have a significant problem.")
13. Churchill had at moments in the First World War manifested great strategic prescience; his intuition swung into action even more powerfully the second time round.