multiplicable
- Ejemplos
Hemos visto anteriormente cómo el objeto del derecho de autor se puede describir como un bien inmaterial o incorporal, además de ubicuo y multiplicable. | We have seen before that the object of copyright can be described as immaterial or incorporeal, besides being ubiquitous and multipliable. |
El árbol tratado como principio unitario y multiplicable, como símbolo inequívoco de la vida y lo divino que desde tiempos inmemorables es tratado a través de distintos planteamientos, desde lo sensible a lo real. | The tree treated as unitary principle and multiplicable, as unmistakable symbol of the divine life and that, since immemorial times, is treated through different approaches, from the sensible to the real. |
Sukshma Zamparía: Los que tengan modificaciones similares de pureza, que es eternamente multiplicable, y que sus karmas se desploman o destruyen para siempre, están en el Sukshama Sampray Gunasthan. | Sukshma Sampraya Those who entertain minor greed passion unintentionally and have similar modifications of fixed purity, which is eternally multipliable and who have their karmas always either subsided or destroyed, are said to be in the Sukshama Sampray Gunasthan. |
Sukshma Sampraya Los que entretienen la pasi e menor importancia de la avaricia inintencionalmente y tienen modificaciones similares de la pureza fija, que es eternamente multiplicable, estar en el Sukshama Sampray Gunasthan. | Sukshma Sampraya Those who entertain minor greed passion unintentionally and have similar modifications of fixed purity, which is eternally multipliable and who have their karmas always either subsided or destroyed, are said to be in the Sukshama Sampray Gunasthan. |
La idea nacional mucho ha preocupado las mentes de los pensadores políticos, y en contraste, la noción de Estado es mucho más flexible, adaptable y multiplicable que aquella de la nación, la cual ha quedado en desuso casi completamente. | The national idea has so much troubled the minds of the political thinkers, in contrast, the notion of the state is so much more flexible, adaptable and multipliable than that of the nation, that it has most completely gone out of use. |
