Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Kurtulus equates the PKK to ISIS,
The sessions are offered fortnightly in Croydon University Hospital so session five equates to approximately 10 weeks from consultation.
Therefore, the distance length of 1 light year equates to about 63200 Astronomical Units(AU).
The Koran equates the murder of one innocent person with the murder of all of humanity.
The ceremony equates acts of terror with measures of defense,
This equates to an 18% reduction for each additional hour of exposure per day," they said.
That equates to 326 pixels per inch,
And this in no way equates with genuine“spirituality” nor is it very well acquainted with the First Source of All-That-Is- our Creator.
Fewer calories as well as fewer carbohydrates equates to less reliance on insulin and blood sugar,
That equates to traveling the length of a football field at 55 miles per hour without looking at the roadway.
The Qur'an equates the murder of one innocent person with the murder of the whole of humanity.
This equates to£400(4,000 yuan)
the US Dollar is worth 25 Grivnahs This equates to less then $2 per kilogram.
If the meter shows numbers from 5.71 to 8.57 mmol/ liter, which equates to 20 percent, the device can be considered accurate.
the US Dollar is worth 25 Grivnahs This equates to less then $2 per kilogram.
The math is easy: Every minute his crews are not ripping coal out of the earth equates to hundreds of dollars in lost revenue.
When Dawkins points to the example of the Islamic riots against the Danish cartoons, he equates this incident, not with Islam,
that selling a ticket equates to saving a person.
Distance and changes in our universe- distance equates to time, as well as changes on the sky.
far too expansive law, deriving from the ancient Romans, that equates treason and heresy.