Príklady central

• Some late news has just come in - a bomb has exploded in central London.

• In many churches the side aisles are separated from the central aisle by a row of arches.

• The bridge's central support gave way, tipping the coach into the river.

• The large central diamond is surrounded by eight smaller stones.

• I love the wide open spaces of central Australia.

• I failed to grasp the film's central concept.

• Eugenics was the central, and most controversial, part of his social philosophy.

• The central character of the play is a flaky neurotic.

• The central argument of the book is that some of the plays were not written by Shakespeare.

• The central character is a malevolent witch out for revenge.

• Central was one of the 12 regions into which Scotland was divided from 1975 to 1996.

• Central was formed in 1975 by bringing together the traditional county areas of Stirlingshire and Clackmannanshire, plus parts of the west side of the traditional county of West Lothian.

• As a region, Central was the upper of two tiers of local government.

• Listen to our Traffic Scotland Radio broadcast for Central, Tayside and Fife.

• Therefore, the central thing is not family planning as such.

• In theory, village development plans flow up through district and regional development committees to the central government.

• The central claim of this paper is that decision-making cannot be understood purely at the group level.

• However, dealing with the purely functional aspects is still going to be central, in particular for users with little previous exposure to functional programming.

• It is not a central aspect of perception and hence need not have such a primary role in psychological inquiry.

• In this way, the central claim of their paper - "all mental representations are conscious" - ceases to be vacuous.

• The familiar vision of a central self should be replaced with that of an emergent self that is both momentary and developing.

• His central support also recovered, aided by the party's need to have some provincial governments fit for display.

• In brief, during early neuroproliferative and migratory phases, monoamines play central roles.

• He had stressed the central question of co-operation and willingness to accept a common responsibility.

• But the central question surrounding bower birds was the purpose of the bowers.

• We also agree with the authors that what subjects are told about a task can be of central importance, even when deception is not involved.

• The summary tables and figures convey all of the central empirical results of the experiments.

• Because of its relationship to the debate construed as the central debate for linguistic anthropology, their work is also construed as crucially theoretical.

• Whatever, chronological age should be a central theoretical concern of social gerontology.