Examples of using As a precursor in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Water shortage as a precursor for provocations.
Practicing radical acceptance can help because it emphasizes acceptance as a precursor to change.
Look upon this history as a precursor of what you are soon to do.
In case the population doesn't attach to the value of sustainability,there is a need to start with behavioral change as a precursor to a change in awareness.
There are Muslims who see that as a precursor to future wars against Jews.
Our systems of understanding, including higher level cognition,are rooted in bodily awareness which needs to be developed as a precursor to intellectual reasoning.
Rossetti came to be seen as a precursor of the wider European Symbolist movement.
The questions on our minds are firstly, is the equity marketsell off the beginning of a protracted bear market, as a precursor to a recession?
Rossetti later came to be seen as a precursor of the wider European Symbolist movement.
The HGH Complete formula design is as a precursor and releaser to support an increase in HGH levels.
And 3 stepping into the market and signaling that an intervention is a possibility, by commenting in the media about its preferred level for the currency,often interpreted as a precursor to official action(called“jawboning”).
It's usually produced as a precursor to ammonium perchlorate, a fuel used for launching naval satellites into orbit.
The more flowing anddramatic style which resulted has been seen as a precursor to the music dramas of Richard Wagner.
Researchers see this sinister activity as a precursor to a new and devastating type of attack that is likely to emerge in the near future: Destruction of Service(DeOS).
Doctoral education students have previously studiedspecific educational subjects as listed below which serve as a precursor as a student begins their educational research in preparation for the doctorate.
While The Running Man is seen as a precursor to reality show competitions like Survivor, another film, The Truman Show, predicted a show that turned life into reality TV.
Some analysts consider Manfred Halpern's use of the phrase'neo-Islamic totalitarianism' in his 1963 book The Politics of Social Change in the Middle East and North Africa, as a precursor to the concept of Islamofascism, in that he discusses Islamism as a new kind of fascism.
It is generally regarded as a precursor to the essential nutrient choline, which is needed for the brain to produce acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter involved in nerve signal transmission and healthy brain function.
Quantum mechanical simulations of the famous Miller experiment, in which simple molecules are exposed to an electrical discharge to produce amino acids,as may have happened on the early Earth as a precursor to life, suggest that a previously unseen intermediate, formamide, may play a key role in the chemical pathways.
Mohammad Shar's tomb(1450) can be seen as a precursor for the architecture of Humayun's tomb while Sikander Lodhi's tomb(1571) is set within a walled enclosure and clearly related to Humayun's tomb garden.
However, in order for any of these exotic molecules to have acted as a precursor to RNA in the pre-biotic epoch, they would need to have been able to transfer and recover their information from RNA.
The couple's desire to make a significant impact on science education in Israel- as a precursor for scientific achievement and a robust industry- spurred them in 2015 to make a major gift to establish the Schwartz/Reisman Science Education Centers in Israel, which aim to provide high-quality science education for future generations of Israeli citizens and scientists.
However, the Mufti stressed that the Islamic belief thatJews will be killed by Muslims as a precursor to Resurrection, is an authentic Islamic belief because it appears in“the reliable” and trusted Hadith collections of Al-Bukhari and Muslim.
The International Bahá'í Council was nine member council as a precursor to the Universal House of Justice, which replaced it in 1963. In March 1951 Shoghi Effendi began appointing its membership[21] and in 1961 elections were held(and once elections were the rule, Hands of the Cause were exempted from being members.) The women members of the International Bahá'í Council, and their dates of their service were:[22].
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Seeing them as kind of a precursor to modernity.
