Examples of using Can be compared in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If this assumption is correct, then different schools of Feng Shui can be compared to different levels of education.
I don't think the heaviness of these buttocks can be compared to the most beautiful we have here.
To illustrate the OLED display structure, each OLED cell can be compared to a hamburger, and the glowing material is a vegetable in the middle.
Do we have an Israel a phenomenon that can be compared to the ascent of the American Trump?
A covenant can be compared to an individual who loves somebody very much and wants to do to something to guarantee that they will never separate.
And though there were subsequent minor submergences, none of these can be compared with the extensive and lengthy marine invasions of this and previous ages.
All the spiritual work that we do can be compared to the Light of growth that exists in the earth.
The leading creators of this technology can be compared to today's industrial wizards who construct ingenious machines from lifeless forces.
Perhaps it can be compared to what happened here almost 100 years ago,
Brain activity can be compared to the ripples and waves on the surface of a lake,
Since they are frugal, these Jews can be compared to the Arabs, and from this point of view they can compete with them.
This can be compared in some ways to Martin Luther's work of translating the Bible into the German language,
And those Atlanteans who could relate the most from the spiritual world can be compared to today's leading scholars and natural scientists.
What we call the laws of nature can be compared with phonetic or grammatical rules.
Fifth, the voice of the world surpassing is the voice with which nothing can be compared.
In practice, such situations are rare, they can be compared with big jackpot machines.
The measuring post will give you an accurate price that will be relevant and which can be compared.
The Kingdom of Heaven can be compared to a king who decided to bring his accounts up to date.
This process is called imprinting and it can be compared to mould casting- the end product takes on the shape of the original template.
Another care home is being used as a“control”, so Svartedalens can be compared with a workplace that has stuck to an eight-hour day.