Examples of using To the introduction in English and their translations into Hebrew
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During the 6th Century, improved transportation and communications within the Asian Continent led to the introduction of Chinese medicine to Japan,
Coconut oil, palm kernel oil and shea butter have lost their popularity for cooking in Ghana due to the introduction of refined oils and negative Ghanaian media adverts targeted at those oils.
Recently, he wrote a story for"Talk of the Town," that's the section at the front of the magazine with short pieces on subjects ranging from Ricky Jay's exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum to the introduction of doggie bags in France.
In the era of acoustical recordings(prior to the introduction of microphones, electrical recording
They also said G20 leaders should commit to the introduction of a financial transaction tax for all major financial centers and an agreement to separate consumer and investment banking.
the horizon of the promise,">and returning to the introduction-"with you" Until when?
human rights, but also- surprisingly- to the introduction of the black color into our bathrooms and kitchens.
can lead to the introduction of pests and diseases,
of the 19th century, with exception to the introduction of horses by the Spanish, U.S. westward expansion affected the Havasupai less than it did other indigenous populations of the west.
This led to the introduction of the coherent state as a concept which addressed variations between laser light,
This led to the introduction of the coherent state as a concept which addressed variations between laser light,
degree of musical expressiveness, can be likened to the introduction of perspective in painting,
Listen to the introduction before heading to the theater,
Your conclusion is similar to the introduction but doesn't copy it.
It coordinates all activities that should lead to the introduction of SEPA.