Examples of using Cannot yet in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
This increased set of possibilities opens up a world that you cannot yet fully imagine!
At a time when the Arab world surrounding us is experiencing major upheaval, whose implications we cannot yet predict;
At present, what you feel can only be sensed this way from your comprehension and cannot yet manifest in the reality of everyday people.
Human computation"a paradigm for utilizing human processing power to solve problems that computers cannot yet solve.".
the greenhouse effect and other environmental problems that cannot yet be foreseen.
External science cannot yet open its mind to a recognition of repeated earth lives and the carrying over of human characteristics from previous incarnations.
Blocked nostrils are common among babies since infants cannot yet blow the mucus out of their nose.
And what thus returns from cosmic space enables the tiny child who cannot yet speak or walk
They cannot yet comprehend the expanse,
Like Obama, some of the potential contenders for 2016 are largely unknown quantities whose strengths cannot yet be measured.
who are beginners in everything, cannot yet know love;
your clairvoyant capacities are bound to the organs which you have, only cannot yet use.
The differend is the unstable state and instant of language wherein something which must be able to put into phrases cannot yet be.
who are beginners at everything, cannot yet know love:
(Oddly, domestic cats seem to have reached the British Isles before the Romans brought them over- a dispersal that researchers cannot yet explain.).
The only right attitude towards all this would be to say to himself that he cannot yet know how far this is reality or deception.
I trust that the world has better plans for me I cannot yet see.
We cannot yet provide tangible proof in the form of bricks
We cannot yet provide tangible proof in the form of bricks
in all that cannot yet be fully achieved, how one can think of the future development of art.