Examples of using A plateau in English and their translations into Hebrew
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above the ocean on a plateau surrounded by volcanic domes.
Long-term observation shows that many people reach a plateau in symptoms in the patient's early adulthood.
You feel that there is a plateau that you will reach that is almost there.
There's always progress to be made and little tweaks I can make to my diet and exercise routine in order to bust through a plateau.
Another conservation group has also discovered an"uncharted, untouched rainforest atop a plateau in Mozambique," Shah said.
A plateau always corrects itself,
all have a plateau sooner or later.
If a marriage feels like it is on a plateau, it is at risk.
is sitting on a plateau which overlooking Granada city in south Spain.
And then at a certain point you reach a plateau, and the subsequent games become much harder to get,
No amount of explanation convinces them that a plateau does not mean that they are no longer responding normally to treatment.
Whenever one of us would hit a plateau, we would sit down together and search SparkPeople for tips to trigger more weight loss.
Otherwise many products could reach a plateau of efficient design which would call for only minimal changes from year to year.".
failure is a learning experience, a rung on the ladder, a plateau at which to get your thoughts in order and prepare to try again.
then I hit a plateau.
The rock paintings of Hunohuaic' or are located in the walls of a plateau near the pleasant stay out name,
per week generally provide only a small further increment in performance, with that generally being noticeable only if a plateau has been reached at 1 gram per week.
Maybe I really had hit a plateau.
it was a plateau.
Kato Pedina is built atop a plateau(altitude 940 m) where ancient graves have been discovered.