Príklady accentuating

• More marked has come to mean ' less informative than ', or else ' accentuating ' (61) affirmative statements either by presupposing them or by correcting them.

• Accentuating authenticity and a concomitant cultural autochthony, their vividness breeds essentialization and theoretical impasse.

• Through highlighting these elements and accentuating their qualities, the audience's response to the site and the work became potentially guided by the choreographer.

• The external space on to which the children look is bathed in sunlight, accentuating the sculptural and the interrelatedness of things.

• One larva may attack several stems, thus accentuating the injury.

• From this perspective, one can commend social psychologists for accentuating the negative.

• By this assessment, ' libertarian paternalism ' may be a recipe for accentuating long-term income inequality.

• These were calculated accentuating a person with the ' typical ' risk behaviours in the population, for example, in a situation with a heterogeneous mixing of partners.

• They were not lying, but rather veiling - both concealing the facts and accentuating that concealment.

• A transcription is also sometimes a listening grid which, by accentuating a certain comprehension of the sound recording, blocks any alternate reading of the sound.

• The chosen specialty should be a means of accentuating strengths and of developing a personally inspired and unique way of serving.

• But it also amplifies these conclusions, highlighting exceptions (and partial exceptions) and accentuating the differences between cases.

• They were experienced as super-uous, distracting or accentuating the characteristics of an alien culture, or restricting the possibilities to produce one's own mental images.

• A comparison framework of existing spatio-temporal database models was also provided, accentuating the specific spatial, temporal and spatio-temporal semantics of the models, while their corresponding query capabilities were also explored.

• This will involve experimenting and working together with mutual respect, accentuating the craft of the work over the romantic egotism of its 'art'.