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Перевод: substratum

[существительное]
нижний слой; основание; питательная среда; подпочва ; субстрат

Тезаурус:

1. The common denominator is less the substratum of overlapping spheres of knowledge than intuitive awareness and, even more so, shared condemnation from disdainful detractors.
2. Eventual physical breakdown of the material is delayed by careful preparation of the substratum and it has always been safer to lay asphalt on concrete roof slabs than on timber boarding.
3. The same medium as for E. brevipedicellatus should be used, dried clay granules or balls being an essential incorporation in the substratum for the development of strong, healthy plants.
4. Very undemanding as to its growing medium, it will grow well on any substratum.
5. Locke's references to "Substance" or "substratum" have become notorious, and there are different accounts of what he means by them.
6. As opposed to this, Locke is often supposed to be saying that, in addition to properties, things have a "substratum" which "supports" their properties.
7. A muddy substratum is recommended and therefore a mixture of clay and peat is satisfactory.
8. Devereux considers that, at root, there is a substratum which can only be described as consciousness, that this is a field effect and that the brain simply processes the consciousness in a similar way to that in which a television set processes a transmitted signal.
9. According to a second account, Locke's "substratum" should not be related to such abstract logical questions about the difference between "things" and "properties".
10. Besides defining substances as complex ideas of "distinct particular things subsisting by themselves", Locke also says that the main component of such a complex is "the supposed, or confused idea of Substance", something he also calls "substratum" or "pure substance in general".
11. Such explicitness would be a disaster in the novel, but it underlies the final text of the pub tirade like a geological substratum, and it reflects the great and growing importance of mystic suffering in Dostoevsky's post-Siberian work.
12. Unlike the two previous species, this one prefers more organic content in its substratum.
13. that at the lowest tier there is a substratum of "folk" at the "grassroots level" while above them there are no longer folk but only institutions and processes.