Examples of using As a point in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Space(as a point in time).
It is a single point in the universe, experiencing itself only as a point.
And as a point of information, it smells very good.
Second, you can use it as a point of comparison.
As a point of reference, someone with a BMI of 27 is approximately 20 percent overweight.
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I am between two forces as a point connecting them.
This means that true life begins from the spiritual ascent,while our world remains as a point.
I wrote this article as a point of reference for them.
Both borders are liable to short notice closure andyou should not rely on them as a point of exit from the DRC.
First it is revealed simply as a point, as something in which I find myself.
Instead, it's a sign that you poured too much of yourself into a venture,and you can almost take that as a point of pride.
I cognized the center of the empyrean as a point of intuitive perception in my heart.
That was marked as a point of no return, because an attack on a“hot” reactor was liable to cause tremendous environmental damage.
We have appointed a data protection officer(“DPO”) as a point of contact for exercising these rights.
For many years Pruszków has been associated by many people with the tank located in the town's center, at al. Wojska Polskiego,where it served as a point for reference.
Use this amazing history as a point to avoid even the most evil of agendas in this wondrously evolving realm.
During the Stalin period, it served as a point of transfer for prisoners on their way to the camps of Kolyma and Magadan.
From this perspective, the present moment itself has meaning; it is counted in and of itself,and not as a point in time along the road to some objective.
Taking the present day situation as a point of departure, you will reflect on religion's multiple entanglements in history, culture, society and the individual.
Other less exaggerated, but for equally mythical effect,say was not as small as a point, but it was more like an egg.
This area is characterized as a point of convergence where important business and resorts are located, which makes it easily accessible for most companies executives working in Guatemala City.
Something so terribly unclear that it cannot be used as a point of reference, and yet, it is there, undeniably present.
Indeed, whoever takes up Whitehead's views is actually taking these as a point of departure, in a further process of the becoming of knowledge.
You also have options such as advertising, both in print and online, but I would say the most important thing is to have a well structured andeasy to use website to showcase your previous to act as a point of contact for potential clients.
Also at this level the goods maybe in a position of geo-referenced document(such as an affidavit), as a point(as timely cadastre or text-parcel),as spaghetti(like CAD maps without integration of geodatabase).
If the seer is trying to observe some action of Caesar andtakes an historical date as a point of focus, the result will come more easily.
In this article, I wish to point out the contradictions in the teaching of civics,especially since we chose the rift as a point of origin for depicting the Israeli reality(or shaping it).
The British Government, which was governing Israel at the time, saw economic and strategic importance in the Port of Haifa,particularly as a point of departure for the export of crude oil and distillates to Europe.