Примеры fated

• So we are fated to act it out.

• Like life, baseball games take as long as is fated.

• For present purposes the important question is whether all attempts at synthesis are fated to be so simplified.

• These in turn may be fated to differentiate into neurons and glia in a spatially and temporally regulated manner.

• All these scientists maintain to some extent that if outcomes are fated, they cannot be changed.

• Yet it is important not to see that loss as necessarily fated from the beginning.

• Scholars in comparative literature are fated to read poems in languages they don't speak - sometimes, indeed, in dead languages that no one speaks.

• Archigram was fated for an agitational role within the profession.

• Your resurrection counterpart is thus predestined or fated to live out the improved version of your life just as a computer is fated to follow its programme.

• Unfortunately, there is no satisfactory means of discriminating on midtrimester scan between those fetuses destined to have a more favourable outcome and those fated to be extremely disabled.

• It follows from their argument that if they are fated because they are in our genes, they can be detected by prenatal diagnosis, and the affected fetuses aborted.

• Moreover, while he desired to outmanoeuvre the myth that he was fated for an early death, in some of his best-known songs he embellished that myth.

• Too late-and so the boy was fated instead to become a kind of adviser to both parties and even a go-between, in the long and torrid unravelling of the relationship.