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Перевод: sterility

[существительное]
бесплодие; бесплодность ; стерильность

Тезаурус:

1. Alex Murphy recently suggested this situation had arisen because of the sterility of the Australian game, but there are less complacent views.
2. Involvement of the spermatic cord, epididymis, or testis by infection can lead to sterility, but, again, this complication was much more common before the last World War and is rarely seen today.
3. The sterility of the Bride, he wrote.
4. Crichton Smith avoids any overt psychological probing of Hector's impulsive decision to flee his civilian job and join the army, of the sterility of his loveless marriage, and the contrasting warmth of his affection for his fighting men and presents instead a series of almost filmic images of orioles and hoopoes in the mountains of embattled Afghan istan; of ghostly white dervishes attacking spindly-legged Sudanese troops; and finally, of a heavy, tormented man, alone in a Paris hotel room, with nothing before him but disgrace and death.
5. The new cars at Birmingham, and at this week's Paris show, boast a sterility of design that even transcends generations.
6. And via a now explicit association with anality, especially sodomy, homosexuality becomes a paradigm of sterility and solipsism, while heterosexuality is regarded as the way back to a dynamic, creative encounter with the other: in the woman the man embraces "all that is not himself" and from that embrace "comes every new action" (quoted in Delany, Nightmare , 79).
7. The sterility of Wilson's final chapter with its severely reductionistic interpretation of human nature reveals the effects of a puritanical fundamentalism.
8. The sterility of absolute atheism completely denies the realisation of any hopes of the existence of such a power, and this cannot be acceptable.
9. Hence, sterility.
10. to avoid the sterility of checklists, wherever possible, but not to involve acres of writing from the teachers
11. The sterility of the Bachelors.
12. For such special knowledge holds the potential for an ethnographic interpretation of police culture which incorporates aspects of "practical mastery" (Bourdieu 1977) and to enlarge on what Kuper (1973: 238) has somewhat critically dismissed as "the prissy sterility of much of the methodological or reformist sociology".
13. A temperature of 121C is normally regarded as the minimum needed to achieve sterility.