Examples of using A sphere in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
your contact lens prescription will likewise include a sphere power, cylinder power and axis designation.
Ivan established a sphere of influence that lasted until the 20th century.
So this is kind of the surface of a sphere, or part of the surface of a sphere.
In this state the point is no longer a point, but a sphere filled with the Light that created it.
What is important is you are forming a sphere of harmony around you in all dimensions.
Then our mathematicians come along and said,"There's this thing called a sphere, and the lines come together at the north and south pole.".
that Russia has regained a sphere of influence.
probably a sphere.
If I try to turn my flat sheet into part of a sphere, there's no way I can do it.
it occurred to me that our cosmos is once again a sphere.
Medicalization is a process by which the medical profession asserts authority over a sphere of life previously overseen by guardians of morality.
And that was a big challenge- figuring out how to get rid of all the wobble in a sphere mechanism.
Why had the attitude of the philosophers to be that the primary causes and certain attributes of things in the world lay in a sphere unknown to them?
born out of a sphere of life in which everything existed that one can call comfort, wealth, and refinement of life.
Blavatsky had entered a sphere in which the truths in these two religions had not been cultivated.
Into our Fourth Sphere, therefore, there has been instilled a sphere that is really a Moon-sphere,
The theme we are to consider today leads at once into a sphere which belongs to all humanity, apart from distinctions.
They then sought out, according to the inspiration received by them from the highest Threefold Unity, a Sphere within Universal space and said:'We will begin here.'.
this disc of light actually becomes a sphere of light.
Thus any planar representation of even a part of a sphere must distort the distances.