Examples of using To the method 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
Now we get to the method itself, in which we channel all these energies into the image of planet Earth, while asking that they will bless
which means charging according to the method they have had until now- payment for each activity.
According to the method of Emotional Training we are motivated by the need to reduce our natural death anxiety as much as possible, and to create a sense of a safe place.
But we think otherwise with respect to the method he used to reach the housing solution for the client,
we must also inquire as to the method of communal decision making,
Richard"Dickie" Hanshaw takes a dislike to the method and starts to wander outside in the unfamiliar open, exposed to the elements.
who also developed the project technically UCRA Chest linked to the method in 1997 for the Department of Internal Policy of the Junta de Andalucia,
By contrast to the method of abstraction, or of defining things in more and still more general terms,
as opposed to the method of calculation in Israel,
they should relate to the method as a whole, since the author himself did not choose special events, but presented a comprehensive system,
Richard"Dickie" Hanshaw takes a dislike to the method and starts to wander outside in the unfamiliar open,
In addition to the methods listed above, anamnestic data is also analyzed.
As to the methods there may be a million
Biochemistry refers to the methods in which chemical reactions affect life processes.
These tactics are particularly suitable to the methods of the Muslim Brotherhood.
But contrary to the methods,….
In a dramatic shift to the methods of the social sciences,
For this purpose consideration should be given to the methods of marketing, and advertising of the products for which the trademarks are intended.
For this purpose consideration should be given to the methods of marketing, and advertising of the products for which the trademarks are intended.