Examples of using Is now called 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
A sidebar is now called.
The company is now called Sirius XM.
Tribord Diving is now called SUBEA, the Decathlon brand dedicated to underwater sports(snorkelling,
This‘illusion of confidence' is now called the‘Dunning-Kruger effect',
in the area that is now called Romema, are the most beautiful to me;
Yes, it is now called the Morgan Aero 8,
In England, the St. Marks Cathedral is now called the New Peckam Mosque,
We may truly say that what is now called perspective was first introduced into the technique of Art at that point of time.
In England, the St Marks Cathedral is now called the New Peckham Mosque,
that date is now called Friday, 20 April.
Romer's solution, published in 1990, laid the foundation of what is now called"endogenous growth theory".
But the Turks believe in the matter and the name of their aviation pioneer is now called the Zaraphan airport in Istanbul.
At that time, most of the Jews then lived in what is now called the Old City of Jerusalem,
the west glacier is now called Erskine Glacier.
he introduced stationary methods whose study led him to define what is now called the Furstenberg Boundary of a group.
In 1990, Romer published the foundational work of what is now called endogenous growth theory.
Indeed, the small square in front of the synagogue is now called"Herzl Square.".
There has been no real damage here because Mr. Steinman-- or as he is now called, Mr. O'Dell-- has no Irish heritage to be damaged, in my opinion.
Chaucer was the very first to be entombed in what is now called“Poet's Corner.”.
His lifespan preceded the description and diagnosis of what is now called post-traumatic stress disorder(PTSD).