Examples of using Arising in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This will greatly simplify the solution of problems arising in case of malfunctions in the operation of your broken device.
The genuine reality of an impression arising through true clairvoyance may show in one way or another our relationship
In the wisdom arising from this primeval Indian vision the concept of time was almost entirely absent.
the constant arising and ceasing of thoughts
A condition or circumstance arising during a process which indicates(points out
Traditionally, shyness is viewed as an intrapersonal problem, arising within certain individuals as a result of characteristics such as excessive self-consciousness, low self-esteem
This useful book on complex arbitrations provides a comprehensive analysis of the issues arising from multiparty and multicontract disputes,
Therefore, treatment is complemented by the prevention of nausea and other phenomena arising in the course of therapy.
Indicators are conditions or circumstances arising during a process which indicate(point out
had not the people been intoxicated by the seeming prosperity arising from war.
only in exceptional circumstances arising from a unique spiritual situation.
Before we go on to consider the specific problems arising in these cases, another note is obliged.
If you feel comfortable doing so, picture standing in the center of the Sacred Flame with it arising all around you.
In free association the linkage of ideas arising in dreams or fantasy may be used to discover the underlying motives of the individual.
A condition or circumstance arising during a process which indicates(points out
The Statistics(STAT) program educates students to analyze and model complex real-world problems arising in modern Statistical Data Science.
he heard the sweet music of the evening service arising in the temple from gong,
Indicators are conditions or circumstances arising during a process which indicate(point out
man-made, arising and again disappearing;
each client's unique needs, so there is little risk of other problems arising.