Chapter 5 Excellence, tradition, and ancient Greeks: classic/classicalKaunisto, MarkLanguage & Computers
3.Competition fostersexcellence, or so thought the Ancient Greeks. 竞技孕育卓越, 至少古希腊人就是这。 「双语版 TED-Ed 演讲精选」评价该例句:好评差评指正 海底两万里(原版) 4.Captain, I fully understand theexcellenceof sodium under the conditions in which you're placed. ...
Since ancient times, individuals excelling in any field of human endeavour have been the subject of broad fascination and admiration serving as role models and inspiring others to reach their own highest potential. Naturally, excellent individuals generate considerable interest also for psychologists and ...
harvest, and fertility. Her Roman name is Ceres, from which we derive the word "cereal". As a deity responsible for the growth of crops and the nourishment of the earth, Demeter's influence was fundamental to the ancient Greeks' survival and well-being. ...
How did researchers know that ancient Greeks rushed to watch the Olympics?A.Thousands of p How did researchers know that ancient Greeks rushed to watch the Olympics? A.Thousands of people came to watch. B.The main stadium is still not big enough. C.They have found the related record of ...
We get the word from the ancient Greeks. For them, the kubernator or kybernētēs was the helmsman of their warships, called triremes. But the kubernator didn’t just steer the ship. They would be a highly experienced seaman, who commanded the vessel at sea. He would set the course,...
Indeed, the speed of the great African runners had even been noticed by the ancient Greeks, the founders of the Olympic Games. No sport is more closely tied to African American history than track and field. While today Blacks dominate world track even...
a9. The ancient Greeks had many stories of dolphins befriending young boys and saving sailors by towing them to shore.[translate] a俗话 Slang[translate] a我胖了4斤 正在翻译,请等待...[translate] a我将把多余的钱还给您 正在翻译,请等待...[translate] ...
“subject” which he can best afford to go without. This is certainly a strange anomaly of modern culture, for philosophy, which should lie closest to men’s bosom and business, has become most remote from life. It was not so in the classical civilization of the Greeks and Romans, and ...
The Ancient Greeks believed that if something did not have a name, it could not be controlled – so it is with medicine. The goal of the diagnostic process is to give a medical name to a patient’s condition, where names are indexes of sets of necessary and sufficient facts (signs, ...