Examples of using Usually one in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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It's best to aim for 25 grams(usually one scoop) post-workout& on an“as-needed basis” in order to reach your protein goals for the day.
The kanban is sized so that it can only hold a fixed number of items decided by the customer needs(usually one).
As stated, usually one of the factors affecting the mechanism is the stage in which the investor has entered the company.
Each person has all three Doshas, but usually one or two dominate.
Everybody has these three energies but usually one or two will dominate in a given individual.
Every person has all three inside them, but usually one or two are dominant.
I would be usually one of the more depressed speakers.
He brings the women up on the weekends, usually one or two at a time.
Each person possesses all three doshas, however usually one or two dominate.
Each person has all three, however usually one or two dominate.
Since one of the cornerstone twin flame signs is teaching one another, there is usually one in the relationship who is more spiritual,
but there's usually one available within a few miles radius.
Usually one of two things, one,
Pagan burials in loculus caves in the Galilee are characterized by a relatively small number of deceased, usually one to three individuals per loculus and several other interred in sarcophagi(see Stern and Getzov 2006; Nagar, forthcoming).
process of peer review, in which scientists' manuscripts are submitted by editors of scientific journals to(usually one to three, and usually anonymous)
process of peer review, in which scientists' manuscripts are submitted by editors of scientific journals to(usually one to three) fellow(usually anonymous)
Another possible type of supervision is introducing a condition that the validity of subordinate legislation depend upon a decision of the Knesset(usually, one of the Knesset committees).
Usually one page only.
There's usually one.
Usually one of those.