Examples of using As a proxy in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The texts use your system as a proxy.
Here, used as a proxy, temperature variability.
Someone was using his computer as a proxy.
Here, as a proxy for interestingness, novelty search rewarded novelty.
Since apoB is found on each LDL particle, this serves as a proxy of LDL-P.
So this leaves me, as a proxy for my ailing husband, to break the tie.
And all the while, he used Seymour's computer as a proxy for the stolen files.
The server is acting as a proxy and did not receive a response from the upstream server.
However, consumer's willingness-to-pay can be used as a proxy for the perceived value.
It is implemented as a proxy for existing databases and it integrates very easily with existing workflows.
Charles Dow andEduard Jones formed the Dow Jones Industrial Average to serve as a proxy for the US economy.
Generally speaking, we view piracy as a proxy of consumer demand,” wrote David Kaplan, head of Warner Bros.
The host normally runs the program on the destination computer butit can also be run through intermediaries such as a proxy server, router or firewall.
However, we use lactate as a proxy for the hydrogen that is actually causing the pain and difficulty in muscle contraction.
We are looking at the DJIA because itis the only group of stocks created as a proxy for the entire stock market going back this far.
Value investor purists reject the usefulness of capital asset pricing model(CAPM), in part,because it wrongly extrapolates historical volatility as a proxy for risk.
Mexico is on trial before the world as a proxy of the Soviet Union when we send the Marines into Nicaragua.
Policy enables Google Chrome to act as a proxy between Google Cloud Print and legacy printers connected to the machine.
To compensate for the relative lack of old people in the Biobank,the researchers used the participants' parents age at death as a proxy as they looked for the influence of specific mutations on survival.
But if culture is a vague and as-yet-unsatisfying answer to the question posed by deaths of despair,it serves as a proxy for forces that social scientists desperately need to understand.
Moreover, Hola was using the bandwidth of customers as a proxy for paying Luminati customers, meaning your IP address could be used in any way and you would be held responsible.
To compensate for a lack of elderly individuals genotyped in the Biobank, the researchers used the participants' parents age at death as a proxy as they looked for the influence of specific mutations on survival.
Most leftist groups around the world regarded this war as a proxy war between the U.S. and Russia, and either chose either side or opposed both, taking a pacifist position condemning all sides.
ANS activity can be measured invasively, for instance by radiotracer techniques or microelectrode recording from superficial nerves, or it can bemeasured non-invasively by using changes in an organ's response as a proxy for changes in ANS activity, for instance of the sweat glands or the heart.
The engines discovered early on that thelink structure of the web could serve as a proxy for votes and popularity; higher quality sites and information earned more links than their less useful, lower quality peers.
When I was asked by the Boston-based Science Club forGirls to write a letter to my teenaged self(as a proxy for young girls everywhere), that's exactly what I wrote about.
And let me just do one simple conceptual thing:if I plot science as a proxy for control of the production process and scale.
You can take every legacy routine, or a combination of routines,and generate a program in the cloud that acts as a proxy or a bridge between the new digital world and the old legacy world.