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Перевод: inherent

[прилагательное]
присущий; свойственный; неотъемлемый; врожденный; прирожденный

Тезаурус:

1. "The identification of morphogenetic fields with electromagnetic fields is responsible for much of the confusion inherent in H.S. Burr's theory of electrodynamic "life fields".
2. Rochlin appropriates for masculinity, albeit in a form so highly selective it might hardly be recognized, that sense of the inherent instability of identity which Lacanians and others have taken from psychoanalysis for feminism.
3. Is that just inherent prejudice?
4. Topics as diverse as spectroscopy and nitrous acid appear in a range of publications, all attesting to the interest inherent in the subject of chemistry (Table 2).
5. It contains an inherent fallacy: you are expecting the silent majority to speak.
6. So Regan, anxious for an alternative theoretical platform from which to put into orbit his conviction that the immediate and absolute prohibition of all exploitation of animals is imperative, proposes his theory of "inherent value" to serve the purpose.
7. Interactionism derives then from these two modes of experiencing (the monist present continuum and dualist self-description) which, on analysis, simply appear as inherent properties of the human cognitive process.
8. They would see that it has inherited the cruel and violent tendencies inherent in the origins it shares with Judaism.
9. It catalogued "positively dangerous" work practices, poor management, inadequate training and supervision and inherent weakness in the safety culture of BR in a list of 16 separate "relevant errors" where things had gone wrong over a number of years.
10. Fingerpicking always accentuates the inherent tone of guitars, and when you use a pick on the D-18 and D-32, the whole picture changes.
11. Had the jurors followed the prescribed menu, George Bush and Pete Wilson and Tom Bradley and Darryl Gates would today be applauding the essential soundness of the judicial machine, and the inherent fairness of America.
12. In this chapter we have seen that growth is an inherent characteristic of both the Kingdom and the Church.
13. The potential for accidents will always exist, so each individual must become skilled at maintaining safety in the face of hazards inherent in the environment.