Examples of using A relation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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To call any relation of tones atonal is just as farfetched as it would be to designate a relation of colors aspectral or acomplementary.
in Re Salameh and in the other cases raised in case law, a relation of paternity of the anonymous donor was never claimed;
there arises immediately between them a relation of accountability.
Tax policy could have a relation to how the economic pie is sliced--lower top tax rates may be associated with greater income disparities.
The image of a relation in blood, not the reality of a relation in blood.
He who has a relation with a commander of Qassam, he considers himself
from my experience, it is still possible to build a relation with a stranger during the travel.
In this new space, European cities would rediscover their ancient vocation of cities of the world by entering into a relation of reciprocal extraterritoriality.
While each individual has a relation to himself, he has relationships with others.
However, as I have said, I have not found a relation to the repeated word three
Page 80 As long as the natural connection existed, a relation to spiritual worlds and the spiritual forces behind Nature was always maintained.
Albertosaurus, a relation of Gorgosaurus, and all the more murderous because they hunt in packs.
is Mrs. Van Hopper a friend of yours or just a relation?
Makaria is found to be in a relation to our solar system which one may hardly venture to express.
Of course, it is not going to out race a large animal, but as a relation to its body size it's rather fast.
Makaria is in our solar system in a relation which we may scarcely dare to express.
Inasmuch as the ego has a relation of sympathy to all that the astral body does,
Therefore, at this stage there is a relation, but also the opposite“back to back”,