Examples of using Is commonly used in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is commonly used in the development of computer programs that will handle the names of real people when those programs are complete.
Titanium is commonly used for surgical implants such as knee& hip replacements,
Propionate is commonly used during cutting phrases,
This phrase is commonly used to summarize a notion advanced by Donald Hebb in his 1949 The Organization of Behavior.
Adjusted age is commonly used when the subject is the baby's development,
Like leadership, the phrase organizational change is commonly used in conversation, but is very rare in the field.
where it is commonly used to treat pain,
its natural alternative DecaDuro is commonly used for bulking, while Anavar Oxandrolone and its natural alternative Anvarol are ideal for the cutting phase.
so it is commonly used for people suffering from exhaustion,
This movie poster size comes in portrait format and is commonly used for, you guessed it! Bus stop's.
This outline is commonly used to perform the frayed- a special embroidery technique with pulling threads,
Adjusted age is commonly used when the subject is the baby's development,
This type of contract is commonly used in commercial strategies to establish an order at a specific price that is not currently available.
It is commonly used when referring to a friend
As an emulsifier, we used a substance called polysorbate80, which is food-grade and is commonly used to produce ice cream.
This is why the 1xxx series is commonly used for transmission, or power grid,
Though the term aquatic can be used to refer to all kinds of body of water it is commonly used to refer to fresh water.
The phrase“pink eye” is commonly used to refer to conjunctivitis,
Because of the burning sensation caused by capsaicin when it comes in contact with human flesh, it is commonly used in food products to give them added spice or"heat"(piquancy).
Narcissism is commonly used as a negative character trait- a way to imply that someone is full of themselves