Examples of using It identifies in English and their translations into Hebrew
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including one it identifies as British, carrying out the killing of prisoners in Syria.
It identifies the cognitive skills that show deficits and automatically proposes different batteries of clinical exercises
It identifies an emerging trend,
In its platform it identifies the term"Land of Israel" with the words"State of Israel," but of course does
To allow the anonymous identification of the navigating users through the cookies(it identifies devices and navigators,
the human brain chooses the color based on the shadow that it identifies and so some of us mistakenly identified the colors as gold and white.
Someone who sees me dressed in my clothing does not actually see me, but it identifies and characterizes me to others, and it serves as a personal expression
can be carried on a Hammer or armoured personnel carrier, and it identifies quickly launching of short-range high-trajectory fire up to a few kilometers.
Normally, the immune system has already learned at an earlier stage to identify these cells proteins as“self,” but when it identifies its own body as“non-self,” this is called an autoimmune reaction.
and then the blockchain helps with the contracting, it identifies the party, it handles the payments just through digital payments-- they're built into the system.
primary and secondary were different with the style that it identifies to the school but that it distinguishes a level of the other.
Unit handling it, identify.
The server %1 supports neither IMAP4 nor IMAP4rev1. It identified itself with: %2.
So, too, do 18 of the 24 others that it identified as white supremacist.
We brought a dog and it identified a point of origin with a substance that was sent to the lab.
The ministry did not state how it identified Qawasmi, but his name has been widely reported in English and Arabic media over the past day.
It identified, named and pinned on large boards all the issues-- and there were hundreds of them-- that had become obstacles to better performance.
Specifically, it identified issues with measurement such as the sensitivity of evaluation tools to measure changes in this population.
It identified the plane as a Turkish Airlines Boeing 747-400,