Examples of using In the structure in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Since International Studies consists of many academic fields, in the structure of the program such sciences as International Law,
Steiner was also shining Light onto the world of Art in the structure he designed to foster thinking in both the arts and the sciences in the etheric plane, the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland.
Under the foretelling title“Expected changes in the structure and composition of the Israeli population in the hundred years 2010-2109,” it is written in black
many climate scientists believe that the Big Dry was driven by subtle shifts in the structure of Australia's atmosphere caused by the dramatic buildup of carbon pollution.
Shampoo which contains natural extracts of nutritious components in the structure protects hair from external negative impact.
a thorough analysis of the product, and concluded that with making slight changes in the structure, an even and straight product could be achieved.
periods of history, but what we wish to do in this chapter is to experiment with changes in the structure of the common language.
including complicated mouth rehabilitation procedures and aesthetic improvements in the structure and shape of teeth.
advanced electronic warfare systems, the installation of communication systems for transferring data between planes in the structure, and the delivery of new smart helmets to pilots.
Noël Coward stated his object was to present a comedy in the structure of a tragedy"to compare the déclassée woman of to-day with the more flamboyant demi-mondaine of the 1890s.".
our diets, cause changes in the structure and function of the body's molecules and cells.
therefore we can conclude that something in the structure of the human brain is unique in the natural world in this respect.
plumbing fit properly to knowing exactly where the panel fits in the structure.
to understand what has to change in the structure of a human brain for a human being to understand that they are energy directly.
have argued that apparent patterns of development reflect fundamental similarities in the structure of human thought(see structuralism).
Our body excretes stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol that lead to changes in the composition of our blood and in the structure of our blood vessels,
About 30% of the cross-country variance is explained by cross-country differences in the structure of economic sectors and 70% is explained by the fact that, within these sectors, countries employ different occupational mixes.