Examples of using What characterizes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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What characterizes their mutual relationship is precisely the generation gap that cannot possibly be bridged in any manner.
What characterizes medieval in contrast to modern society is its lack of individual freedom.
What characterizes the capabilities of LIVE STREAM systems is the ability of the system to receive video sources from the outdoors by communicating IP4G3GWi-Fi directly into the switching system and make fully interact live or recorded.
What characterizes sentient beings in contrast to robots,
What characterizes the first decade of this century is that the world has started to realize that the conflict in the Middle East is not a religious one,
What characterizes capitalism is not the bad taste of the crowds,
meditation, other, what characterizes their knowledge to apply these disciplines into everyday life.
What characterizes the interface between the public and the private, and what is its influence on job-seekers on the one hand
What characterizes the Arab regimes facing a powerful popular intifada is the combination of an extreme capitalist economic regime with a dictatorship, in which the ruling family
About what characterized the guillotine and scissors for cutting polypropylene tubes as they are,
This is what characterized us when fantasy became our reality and we felt the need to give
What characterize the game are definitely its beautiful looks and divine graphics and the music that will get under your skin.
And what characterizes terrorist targets?
What characterizes them is decentralized authority.
What characterizes an optimal breakfast?
Their proper combination is what characterizes life in the chosen land.
What characterizes leaders who are members of minorities?>>
Second, what characterizes stanzas 1-2 is the emotional state of weeping and distress.
The difference of purpose is what characterizes sport, combined with the notion of individual(or team)