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Перевод: quiescence

[существительное]
неподвижность ; покой

Тезаурус:

1. Indeed, the militancy of the 1920s is often compared with the relative quiescence of trade union action during the 1930s.
2. After the relative quiescence of the working class since the late 1840s these new manifestations engendered fears that respectable workers might become less co-operative if their real grievances were not palliated.
3. However, there are also a number of powerful non-state influences which maintain quiescence and acceptance of capitalist dominance.
4. After a 2-year period of quiescence, explosive activity near the summit along the same SSE fissure on 14 December 1991 heralded the start of the present eruption, which has continued to produce basaltic magma to the present day from further down the fissure at an elevation of 2,400m above sea level (a.s.l.).
5. Indeed, the militancy' of the 1920s is often compared with the relative quiescence of trade union action during the 1930s.
6. As we have seen, Western Marxists generally explain proletarian apathy or quiescence as an ideological phenomenon.
7. As the nineteenth century progressed, German nationalism became increasingly the blunt instrument with which Austro-Hungary attempted to bludgeon Bohemia and Moravia into quiescence, while in Slovakia the Hungarian ruling caste pursued a policy of Magyarisation.
8. Quiescence and unrest in advanced capitalism
9. Apparent indifference, quiescence and apathy might be the product of subjection to power which they feel too constrained to object to, and indeed which they may not even recognize.
10. If authority in the country depended on the quiescence of almost 4000 qualified electors, then the towns represented the real fiefs of nobility and gentry, often returning members on the basis of a long-departed medieval splendour.
11. Many areas that appear to be hazard-free on current maps may merely by passing through a temporary period of quiescence.
12. The fourth Marxist strategy for explaining workers' quiescence under advanced capitalism is much more materialistic, and in keeping with the central thrust of classical Marxism.
13. But fiery activism or evasive quiescence are the poles of choice and the poles are notoriously uninhabitable.