Examples of using New phenomenon in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A new phenomenon among consumers who physically go to shops is that while they're in the shop they use their smartphones to search for relevant information.
PA TV reporter:"The stone that represented a new phenomenon regarding the type of struggle,
historical accident, whose name gets remembered as the discoverer of a new phenomenon.
One farmer who lives in a community near the Gaza border said,“We're dealing with a new phenomenon, one which is destructive, dangerous and quickly gaining momentum.
In 1896, Henri Becquerel was investigating phosphorescence in uranium salts when he discovered a new phenomenon which came to be called radioactivity.
Unless there is a law of physics explicitly preventing a new phenomenon, we eventually find that it exists.
In the fifties, travelling by car was a novel idea made popular by an increasingly popular new phenomenon- the annual holiday.
By Umar Al-Ghubari Driving towards Jerusalem on Highway 1, you may notice a relatively new phenomenon taking place on the road signs directing you to the city.
as well as for Israelis, is to discard their arrogance and try to understand the new phenomenon they are facing.
Driving towards Jerusalem on Highway 1, you may notice a relatively new phenomenon taking place on the road signs directing you to the city.
performance was a new phenomenon in English theatre,
A new phenomenon called'Snapchat dysmorphia' has popped up[…] where patients are seeking out surgery to help them appear like the filtered versions of themselves.".
We have a new phenomenon of refugees or people of Arab origin who bring another form of anti-Semitism into the country, but sadly we also had anti-Semitism beforehand.”.
Although family names are a relatively new phenomenon among the Jews of Iran,
They also wonder if their presence in Sheikh Jarrah spells the advent of a new phenomenon in religious society, or whether they represent
This simply extends a principle fundamental to science as a whole, that we should presume any new phenomenon obeys known laws of physics until we have empirically proven otherwise.
This new phenomenon would also lead to the construction of bombs,
we also have this new phenomenon, which I talked about last year,
This is not a new phenomenon of the past few days, and in many aspects this is not a personal lawsuit against me
This is not a new phenomenon; however, this backlog of deadly stabbing attacks in Tel Aviv