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Перевод: cosmos

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космос ; вселенная ; упорядоченная система

Тезаурус:

1. BELOW In a small Zimbabwean church built of straw a minister of God attempts to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos for the benefit of his congregation of women and children.
2. Cosmos have introduced some unusual locations for couples wishing to exchange vows under foreign skies.
3. The great mechanical cosmos understood in terms of cause and effect, and symbolised technologically in the mechanistic world of the age of steam, was reinterpreted in a far more sophisticated and brilliant new scientific synthesis, the theory of relativity (first propounded by Albert Einstein in 1905).
4. Perhaps, in some unimaginably distant region, the cosmos simply melted away into Chaos without sane dimensions - so that all the immensity of physical reality, all the billions of light years of stars and galaxies without number, amounted to no more than a tiny archipelago within a dire and senseless ocean of absurdity.
5. The main altar is of the 18C but there is also a very beautiful modern altar of 1985 by Karel Stdnk made from glass and metal, symbolizing the cosmos.
6. Those scavengers living their entire lives in those caverns underneath Kefalov were merely an extreme example of segmented vision - their whole cosmos reduced to a few cubic kilometres of debris.
7. One of these visions is that of the Indian Aurobindo in which he applied the theory of evolution to the cosmos.
8. His natural philosophy was dominated by the idea of the permanence of the cosmos.
9. Cosmos (061-;480 5799) has one week self-catering 164, departing Nov 14.
10. A PHILLIP Glass-style loop is the basis for a long, trancey, free-flowing, ambient workout, a floating journey around the cosmos cut with geometrically perfect shapes of sound.
11. The other holds that the cosmos has been generated and may be destroyed, and that men similarly first came into existence at a definite time.
12. As their fascination for the appalling, arbitrary and marred has got more religious, so their sound has begun its ascent into the cosmos.
13. By myth is meant here what has generally come to be accepted within sociology and social anthropology since the work of Levi-Strauss: an account of the origins of a society or of particular crucial events in its life, which unite the cosmos to the social structure by actively shaping everyday life perceptions.