Examples of using Sensed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It's so funny that you sensed that.
Test sample A pair(sensed individually).
That's a good sign. Means you sensed it, too.
You have always sensed your place.
When I showed him the original artifact he sensed immediately its power and importance.
And now he had been gone so long she sensed something must be wrong.
They can't see it, of course. You have sensed a Sign, Will.
Global data systems are available for spatial and real time data, including satellite and air photo imagery and remotely sensed data.
the Workshop noted that aerial photos and remote sensed data could be used for mapping.
Global data systems are now available for spatial and real-time data, including satellite and air photo imagery and remotely sensed data.
On the same basis, the sensed State shall also have access to the available analysed information.
It is essential to ensure continued availability of remotely sensed data, which are now available from many satellites.
Delphine sensed the killer's presence,
Thus, when in short order tens of thousands of peasants from all over Germany converged on Niklashausen to hear the"Drummer Boy"'s speeches, the authorities sensed a real and imminent threat.
The component of elastic band is akin to human body tissue, and it won't be visible or sensed when you touch it.
The Chairperson said that the delegation that had visited Sierra Leone earlier that month had certainly sensed that Sierra Leone was very well prepared for its upcoming local council elections.
There has also been a holistic review of the current and future potential of remotely sensed data(satellite and airborne) for identification and monitoring of illicit crops(that is, opium poppy, cannabis and coca).
In addition, they were introduced to the use of appropriate procedures for the field verification of interpretations of remotely sensed data using satellite images of the Skinnskatteberg area in southern Sweden.
What if your wristwatch tracked your mood, or your car sensed that you're tired, or perhaps your fridge knows that you're stressed, so it auto-locks to prevent you from binge eating.(Laughter) I would like that, yeah.
But if it meant, as he sensed to be the argument of some Territory Governments,