Examples of using What is called in English and their translations into French
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This is what is called in the Buddhist tradition,
Then, brahman proceeds to what is called a Ganapathy Homam,
The Joint Secretariat evaluates the report and carries out what is called the performance review.
Indeed, the civilized have what is called soldiers, people trained to obey
The fourth consciousness is what is called the fourth way
The term Intelligent design often refers to what is called Restricted Intelligent Design to distinguish it from General Intelligent Design as outlined by Robert A.
Therefore what is called the"inner life" of a man produces a corresponding ethereally homogeneous environment around him.
Each Episcopal area is headed by a Bishop elected in what is called the Central Conference of the Congo of the Methodist Church United.
Under what is called the right of reply,
this is what is called trying to create a"wedge issue.
Televes uses what is called microcavities; this is, small cavities housing the resonant elements of high quality factor.
That's the word"secret" which will be used to secure the connection between FreeRadius and what is called the NAS, which will capture the connections.
This request had been announced by the Apparition on 13 July 1917, in what is called the" SECRET OF FATIMA.
Consequently, the meaning is close to what is called a foreshore in Metropolitan France.
With your chin resting on the device, you will be asked to stare past what is called a target light.
the Devil and… and you're making what is called a Faustian bargain, right?
A great importance is now given to ecological processes occurring within agrosystems, in what is called agroecology.
Canada currently lags behind our peers in terms of spending on international development or what is called Official Development Assistance ODA.
we managed using what is called….
Thanks to a scientific breakthrough in the 1970s we can now deliver nutrients directly to the cells using what is called liposomal technology.