Examples of using To avoid confusion in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They look exactly like us, so in order to avoid confusion, I'm gonna mark us each with a red"X" right now.
The designation"X-52" was skipped in sequence to avoid confusion with Boeing's B-52 Stratofortress bomber.
The World Health Organization, in order to avoid confusion in the identification of diseases,
But, in order to avoid confusion in the future, they usually combine lighting into one or two groups,
To avoid confusion in the data model,
was changed to avoid confusion.
Distances from the player to ingame locations are displayed in metric units only, to avoid confusion between players.
The term is taken from the Greek letter theta for“thought” or“life” or“the spirit.” It is used to avoid confusion with previous concepts of the soul.
Although George Square was later renamed Charlotte Square after his wife to avoid confusion with the existing George Square in the South side of the town.
must sometimes be changed to avoid confusion.
was shortened to"Sun King" to avoid confusion with Harrison's"Here Comes the Sun".
After his death she was known as Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, in order to avoid confusion with her daughter, Queen Elizabeth II.
after the Queen, to avoid confusion with the existing George Square on the South Side of the Old Town.
They should be able to identify the dominant language that is used in the site so as to avoid confusion.
You know, I suggest that we establish our positions first… to avoid confusion amongst the citizens later.
He was credited as Harrison J. Ford, to avoid confusion with the silent film actor Harrison Ford.
Regulators require that generic drugs are given a different name than the original drugs, in order to avoid confusion.
The movie was renamed"The Perfect Catch" outside North America to avoid confusion with the 1997 film.
after the Queen, to avoid confusion with George Square on the South Side of the Old Town.
Regulators require that generic medicines are given a different name than the original medicines, in order to avoid confusion.