Examples of using A feat in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It was in 1917 at Cornell where Sumner began his research into isolating enzymes in pure form; a feat which had never been achieved before.
The second one solved the problem of quantum mechanics by dividing several equations through zero, a feat that supposedly explained non-determinism.
The fake explorers club newsletter describing his balloon trek to the north pole as a feat of pure daring and imagination.
In the last year alone, Google DeepMind's AlphaGo defeated one of the world's greatest Go player- a feat most experts guessed would take another decade at least.
we know that only a Shakespeare could have accomplished such a feat, and while Mr. Irving is a fine man, he is no Shakespeare.
Image copyright Getty Images A man from south-east France has won the country's“My Million” lottery for the second time in less than two years- a feat that mathematicians say has odds of one in 16 trillion.
For example, on one occasion an angel of Jehovah struck down 185,000 enemy Assyrian soldiers- a feat that would have been impossible for one human and difficult even for an entire army.
full credit for such a feat was given to an algorithm from the New York City design firm Local Projects.
On 9 August 1918 poet Gabriele d'Annunzio flew one of these planes when he famously attacked Vienna, a feat that greatly contributed to his legendary status.
Gentlemen. Please direct your attention to the center of the ring, where I will amaze you with a feat so extraordinary, it has never been seen before by you or anyone else in the history of mankind.
During the American Civil War, Seligman was responsible for aiding the Union by disposing of $200,000,000 in bonds"a feat which W. E. Dodd said was'scarcely less important than the Battle of Gettysburg'".
while diehard believers crawl the entire route- a feat that takes roughly four weeks.
In a separate result also announced in January, Ono and another collaborator described the first formula that directly calculates p(n) for any n, a feat that had eluded number theorists for centuries.
increasingly more dangerous and just go to work becomes a feat by return.
Coauthor Roland Anderson reports that octopuses even learned to open the childproof caps on Extra Strength Tylenol pill bottles- a feat that eludes many humans with university degrees.
In fact, keeping your hair color vibrant and shiny for longer than two weeks after your appointment can be a feat, one we usually attempt to accomplish by significantly cutting back on shampoos.
which was a feat of engineering for Moulay Ismail.
also announced in January, Ono and another collaborator described the first formula that directly calculates p(n) for any n, a feat that had eluded number theorists for centuries.