Examples of using Typically have in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The psychotic symptoms typically have a depressive“theme,” such as delusions of guilt,
Keep in mind that these phones typically have old school keypads,
While today's cruise ships typically have one master, this ship has four,
elderly people typically have a slower metabolic rate,
Dorbz typically have a round smiling head and cylinder-esque body.[1]
Nuclear power plants typically have high capital costs,
Because only one customer is served in the on-premises scenario the front-end web servers typically have users making requests to the same sites over and over.
For example, humans who suffer from diseases like diabetes or chronic gut inflamation typically have less microbial variety in their guts.
As you might have guessed, food prepared at home is healthier because people typically have a much better idea of what they're eating.
According to a 2013 review, smokers typically have lower HDL cholesterol than nonsmokers.
When veterans return stateside, they typically have psychiatrists assigned to them by their local veteran's hospital.
These societies typically have high LCT frequencies,
The females typically have a long ovipositor,
These activities typically have additional notices that provide more information about the use of your personal information
They also typically have an extended network of resources and contacts you can take advantage of when building up the infrastructure of your business.
Such PLCs typically have a restricted regular instruction set augmented with safety-specific instructions designed to interface with emergency stops,
Before you submit that questionaire remember you typically have ONE opportunity to sell those buyers.
Before you decide to submit that questionaire remember you typically have ONE opportunity to market those buyers.
Before you decide to submit that questionaire remember you typically have ONE opportunity to sell those buyers.
So let's start with undergrads and law school students, who typically have limited experience with children.