Nov 5, 2005 18:49
18 yrs ago
Russian term

на котором располагаются прошлые и будущие события

Russian to English Science Physics
"Физики сегодня рассматривают время, как нечто целостное, простирающееся подобно ландшафту, на котором располагаются прошлые и будущие события."

Proposed translations

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Physicists interpret time as an integral landscape-like scale hosting both past and future events.
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(up)on which all past and future events have their place

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which accommodates past and future events

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on which past and future events are arranged.

Physicists nowadays consider time as something complete and entire, spread out [before us] like a landscape, on which past and future events are arranged.

I can't do целостный as a single word! "as an entire spectrum" would be an alternative.
Peer comment(s):

agree Jack Doughty
4 mins
Thanks Jack!
agree Dmitry Kozlov
1 day 15 hrs
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whereon past and future events are situated

whereon past and future events are situated
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variants

рассматривают время, как нечто целостное, простирающееся подобно ландшафту, на котором располагаются прошлые и будущие события

[they] ..consider time as a continuous [ininterrupted] whole, sort of a landscape where both past and future events are placed [located, settled] there.

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..consider time as an [ininterrupted] continuum, sort of a landscape, where both past and future events are placed [located, settled] there.
Peer comment(s):

agree Сергей Лузан : Quite adequate for the given context.
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