genuine znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady genuine

• The advice is a genuine rule for the players who give it extra weight, but not for the ones who do not.

• The notion of initial teacher training being an area where 'training has long since replaced genuine education' (p. 30) also rings true.

• It is unclear if these exceptions represent genuine cases of non-colocalization or are due to the low levels of labelling observed in some cells.

• Any genuine research into music education policy needs to unearth the actors' value systems.

• For this reason, other responses that infants provided - gestures and utterances - provided important information regarding their genuine level of sophistication in absent reference comprehension.

• They proposed a canonical formulation to which any 'genuine theory' could be rewritten - otherwise it was not a theory.

• A ' genuine option ' is defined as a decision between hypotheses that is forced (rather than avoidable), living (rather than dead), and momentous (rather than trivial).

• That is, the negative effect of resource abundance on genuine saving is reduced as corruption is reduced.