Examples of using Mediated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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These particles are governed by forces mediated by force particles that make sure everything works as it should.
However two years later, an American naval officer mediated with Goddard, organizing for him to work on developing rockets that will help with the take-off for aircraft carrying heavy loads.
whose wife was Emperor Manuel's niece, mediated an armistice.
I started to decentralize my faith, cultivating a personal relationship with God rather than assuming it had to be mediated through a congregation.
In this world, mediated by technology, the physical
some DNAs are transported through the pore complexes in a process mediated by a family of transport factors known as karyopherins.
PDEs are therefore important regulators ofsignal transduction mediated by these second messenger molecules.
The conflict ended with a compromise mediated by the Holy See:
Love mediated by way of the senses is the wellspring of creative power,
That will be un preparation for a Hamas-Fatah meeting mediated by Egypt during the first week of December 2017(Palestinian TV,
This whole case was mediated by Dr. Sanjay Gupta of CNN
PDEs are therefore important regulators of signal transduction mediated by these second messenger molecules.
As this process continues, an even more advanced form of immune response- mediated by cells called T-cells- leads to further retention and destruction of the artery wall.
Love mediated by way of the senses is the wellspring of creative power,
People no longer expect their content to be mediated by“trusted institutions”;
Research has shown that VR mediated rehabilitation can speed the pace at which patients can regain their physical abilities.
It is an indirect, mediated form of democracy, as we must
Most Israelis- 62%- support direct dialogue, with only 14% supporting the proximity talks mediated by US envoy to the Middle East George Mitchell.
generate responses mediated by attention and reasoning.
Both have at their moral core an argument about idolatry and iconoclasm, as mediated through a profoundly Hebraic sense of textuality.