Examples of using That allowed 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
It was our deaths that allowed this day to come to pass,
A space in a busy conference that allowed people to enjoy a coffee and check out their email, in the comfort of an office.
imaging techniques that allowed them to track and predict the ability of a single cell to take up a drug.
Sigmund Freud believed that dogs had a‘special sense' that allowed them to judge a person's character accurately.
You see, there was a loophole in the law that allowed for victims to forgive perpetrators, enabling them to avoid jail time.
Was the flaw that allowed people to break into your site a known bug in vendor code,
Facebook has had a tool for a long time that allowed people to report photos that may be in violation of our community standards, things like spam and abuse.
So they added a new feature that allowed people to message their friend to ask them to take the photo down.
The Internet browser that allowed you to visit this page and the operating system that the browser is running on is considered software.
Then along came a little disc called the Freeloader, that allowed any Gamecube to play any Japanese game with e….
Freud thought dogs had a special sense that allowed them to judge human character.
The Internet browser that allowed you to visit this page and the operating system on which the browser is running is considered a software.
We realized that we had a system that allowed technology to know something about you.
The Turk was in fact a mechanical illusion that allowed a human chess master to hide inside and operate the machine.
Technology is an instrument that allowed me to manifest my visions in high definition, live, on stage.
Other products includes Google's chrome web browser that allowed users to request websites with addresses,
Ohio has become the first US state that allowed to pay taxes in bitcoin.
It's doing science that allowed us to develop all these mechanisms for computing this personal data in the first place.
But the Mechanical Turk was an illusion that allowed a human chess master to hide inside the machine and operate it.
He believed that dogs had a"special sense" that allowed them to judge a person's character accurately.