Examples of using At the interface in English and their translations into Hebrew
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goals for your unit, and leadership skills to manage at the interface of key functions to get results.
where these river-jumping events in the Mississippi are building land at the interface of the land and the sea.
as Kasparov realized, that means minimizing friction at the interface.
As a Master's student you will find yourself at the interface of biology, chemistry and physics as you work to discover the secrets behind man, molecule and materials.
In the general case, for a free surface and where there is an applied"over-pressure", Δp, at the interface in equilibrium, there is a balance between the applied pressure, the hydrostatic pressure
Because it involves working at the interface of chemistry, biology
(Laughter) The whole notion, then, is one that at the interface there are physical properties in that transducer-- in this case it's pressure and touches-- that allow you to present things to the user that you could never present before.
As a Master's student in our Science programme, you will find yourself at the interface of biology, chemistry and physics as you work to discover the secrets behind the man, molecule and materials.
Because it involves working at the interface of chemistry, biology
Working at the interface of chemistry, biology and medical science,
whose group works at the interface of physiology, ecology, and behavior.
combined with chemical reactions taking place at the interface between a solid material and a surrounding fluid(liquid
allow the Department to provide its clients added-value at the interface between the fiscal-financial requisites
especially by wave motions at the interface between the water and the air.
In- and at the interfaces of- health, economics, and culture.
A conceptual quest at the interface between philosophy and science.
Chemical Engineering today occupies a unique position at the interface between Molecular Sciences and Engineering.