Examples of using The propagation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Much of the separation has to do with the propagation of fear, and the way that it often easily spreads from one thing to the next.
Hazera(1939) grows the propagation materials in the Izra'am farm located in the northern Negev- an isolated region,
is the scientific study of earthquakes and the propagation of elastic waves through the Earth or through other planet-like bodies.
it's actually necessary for the propagation of all life forms.
Biologically speaking, Howard is perfectly justified in seeking out the optimum mate for the propagation of his genetic line.
In radio communication, skywave or skip refers to the propagation of radio waves reflected
on 21 July 1955 for“the propagation of the religious faith known as Scientology,
Taylor again applied his expertise to military problems such as the propagation of blast waves,
Taylor again applied his expertise to military problems such as the propagation of blast waves,
whose R&D objectives include gene-editing egg stem cells to“prevent the propagation” of human disease“in future generations.”.
whose R&D objectives include gene-editing eggs to“prevent the propagation” of human disease“in future generations.”.
The propagation of Steam Stealers is mainly,
historic treasures, and, above all, in the propagation of new ideas in politics, morals, and religion.
1919 November 30 is the first in the modern era on the propagation of the Catholic faith in the whole world,
to assist in the propagation of Christianity, to draw on the resources of the Christian tradition to address some present situation or need.
in the hands of those innumerable young women in irreproachable toilets who devote themselves, in France, to the propagation of masterpieces; and if the truth must be told,
As an attempt to address the delays and issues associated with the propagation of Android patches,
assumes a nature utterly unlike that which it originally had- a nature adapted almost exclusively to alimentation and the propagation of the species.