Examples of using Understood as in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
death can be understood as a new beginning rather than an end.
It could be understood as a wish of communication by two prisoners acting to the detriment of the Third Reich.
death can be understood as a new beginning rather than an end.
Likewise, the divine might be understood as a Transcendent Reality as in Judaism
auditing can be understood as a ritual practice that combines features of religious healing, confession, and meditation.
Everything which is said or done in Scientology can and must make sense in our culture only if understood as a religion.”.
To see Pete like this, it stirs up emotions in me that I never really understood as a five-year-old.
No one's ever made me feel as loved and as safe and understood as you do.
brought in the revolutionary idea that nature could be understood as a self contained system.
First, theology, understood as the historical study of the Bible and the Christian tradition,
in the sense that all divine qualifications must be understood as being the essence itself,
Caccini's achievement was to create a type of direct musical expression, as understood as speech, which developed into the operatic recitative, which influenced numerous other stylistic and textural elements in Baroque music.
then the physical basis for citizenship- understood as a series of spatial activities- is highly circumscribed.
In the aforementioned books it is repetitive in terms of the value it attaches to education, but understood as the process of integral development of being that it includes the development of awareness,
age among employees not be viewed as a problem solve, but rather be understood as a useful tool to achieving innovation and creative solutions.
The most flagrant omission, and the one most often understood as“communication lag,” would be for Joe(in Graph A)
now understood as the requirement for a symmetric quantum mechanical state.
But art activism cannot escape a much more radical, revolutionary tradition of the aestheticization of politics- the acceptance of one's own failure, understood as a premonition and prefiguration of the coming failure of the status quo in its totality,
the number of poor men(understood as those living with less than two dollars to the day)