Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Polish term or phrase:
czasoprzestrzen
English translation:
space-time
Added to glossary by
Dorota Crates
Feb 4, 2004 22:14
20 yrs ago
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Polish term
czasoprzestrzen
Polish to English
Art/Literary
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Proposed translations
(English)
4 +5 | space-time | lim0nka |
5 | 1) space and time continuum 2) space-time structure | Radek Grabowski |
4 | timespace | maciejm |
Proposed translations
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space-time
space-time
The four-dimensional continuum in which all objects are located and all events occur, viewed as a single and continuous framework for existence. Space-time consists of length, width, depth, and time.
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Note added at 4 mins (2004-02-04 22:19:33 GMT)
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SPACE-TIME (CONTINUUM)
tak podaje słownik PWN/Oxford
The four-dimensional continuum in which all objects are located and all events occur, viewed as a single and continuous framework for existence. Space-time consists of length, width, depth, and time.
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Note added at 4 mins (2004-02-04 22:19:33 GMT)
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SPACE-TIME (CONTINUUM)
tak podaje słownik PWN/Oxford
Reference:
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Comment: "Limonko, dziekuje slicznie :)"
2 mins
timespace
... To understand 'timespace' we must consider time as a fourth dimension. ... The further
from the mass of Mater Earth, the less dense the timespace field is. ...
Opis: How the universe is made - unifying field theory; alternative quanta; Why 'free' energy devices work;...
Kategoria: Science > Physics > Alternative > Unified Theories
from the mass of Mater Earth, the less dense the timespace field is. ...
Opis: How the universe is made - unifying field theory; alternative quanta; Why 'free' energy devices work;...
Kategoria: Science > Physics > Alternative > Unified Theories
Reference:
11 mins
1) space and time continuum 2) space-time structure
the first one is more popular than the latter, but both are acceptable.
Reference:
http://www.roerich.com/etic_e.htm
http://www.religion-online.org/cgi-bin/relsearchd.dll/showarticle?item_id=2433
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