Translation for 'tangibly' from English to Slovak

tangibly

hmatateľne {adv}

skutočne {noun} [hmatateľne]

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• More tangibly, large shopping malls, schools, and other social institutions may be included in the definition of a meme pool.
• The lives of these three individuals are linked in many ways, though most tangibly by the presence of a mysterious creature called The Shrander, who appears in many guises to all three characters throughout the novel (with anagrammatic names of Sandra Shen and Dr. ...
• Environmental factors can play a huge role in the human body's fight for homeostasis. However, humans have found ways to adapt, both physiologically and tangibly.
• Partners are international organizations, professional unions, associations or other civil-society groups that are actively involved in water and that have the capacity and willingness to contribute tangibly to the work of UN-Water.
• Through this program, the federation tangibly supports research dissemination and encourages excellence in humanities and social science scholarship.

• For one, the TPC punishes crimes that have tangibly occurred.
• The context, setting and fabric which tangibly express these links and associations survive with remarkable clarity and integrity.
• She became a Christian while attending a youth camp at the age of 16, compared experiencing the Holy Spirit "tangibly" to "electricity" going through her body, as if "colour" had come to a world she'd been seeing "in black and white".
• In the nominated landscape, 720 elements from the period of the Central Middle Ages are still in use, establish the identity of the region and give testimony of the shaping of border lands during a period of no more than 200 years in the High Middle Ages, which has in this instance been tangibly preserved to present day.
• He almost tangibly inserted a piece of himself into each painting, which is why his work radiates a mysterious energy and feelings of downfall which is the case with his pieces after 1968.

• Iconic brands are successful as they develop powerful identity myths, which are delivered tangibly to make the myth more accessible.
• A 2008 settlement over pollution fines by the New York City Department of Environmental Protection led the state of New York to create a $7 million fund for projects that would tangibly benefit the community affected by the pollution with a priority given to projects relating to the environment.
• The Sentinel Space Telescope was The B612 Foundation is dedicated to protecting the Earth from dangerous asteroid strikes and Sentinel was to be the Foundation's first spacecraft tangibly to address that mission.
• Many economists want to tangibly see the reallocation of work after a certain labor-saving technology has been incorporated.
• Participating institutions are expected to show their support of one of the 10 UNAI principles by undertaking one activity per year which tangibly supports and furthers the realization of those principles.

• Initially, the program increased employment opportunities for conscientious people who felt they could contribute tangibly to the War on Poverty.
• Whereas in our moral capacity as free men in an independent Nation it behooves us to symbolize tangibly the inseparable spiritual ties bound in the writings of Shevchenko between our country and the forty million Ukraine nation:...
• Often enough, especially in that age of papal claims to universal worldly power, the rulers' power was tangibly and visibly legitimated directly through coronation by the pope.