Examples of using Cannot necessarily in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A believer today cannot necessarily expect to be healed.
While it is one of the duties of a trustee to sell assets in the estate,the trustee cannot necessarily reach all of your assets.
We cannot necessarily call it more valuable than the more traditional AI's, but it is useful.
Locks are intended only to prevent accidental opening and cannot necessarily prevent theft of case of its contents.
They cannot necessarily bring changes in immediately, but like President Obama have to bide their time doing what they can, whilst holding positions of power.
The changes that Germany underwent during these yearsillustrate to this day that a high level of culture cannot necessarily prevent a takeover by barbaric forces, the likes of which may exist in any society.
Another complexity class, PP, describes decision problems with a polynomial-time Monte Carlo algorithm thatis more accurate than flipping a coin but where the error probability cannot necessarily be bounded away from½.
We can easily adjust to the different situations we confront, but for you it means more frustration because we cannot necessarily give you anything other than the bare details of what is happening.
ZPP⊆ RP⊆ BPP, but it is not known whether any of these complexity classes is distinct from each other; that is, Monte Carlo algorithms may have more computational power than Las Vegas algorithms, but this has not been proven. Another complexity class, PP, describes decision problems with a polynomial-time MonteCarlo algorithm that is more accurate than flipping a coin but where the error probability cannot necessarily be bounded away from½.
When we recite the evening Shema, we are approaching the idea in the verse,“Your faith in the nights,” and therefore reaffirm our commitment to use our faith to achieve intellectual clarity, and then continue to return to the faith that isnecessary to maintain us during the“nights,” when truth cannot necessarily be comprehended by the intellect.
Well, then we can't necessarily conclude it's the same fella, can we?
It can't necessarily.
But archives exist because there's something that can't necessarily be articulated.
I just can't necessarily, um… express them as the chief of surgery.
Iron, for example, is critical for setting up memory circuits andprocessing speed in the brain that can't necessarily be recreated later.
You can't necessarily even hear me, and I certainly can't see any of you right now.
Let me tell you that my family members are cultivators, too, and they,too, can't necessarily judge things correctly all the time.
Some websites aredesigned to steal credit card information, and you can't necessarily trust every online casino or storefront that you come across.
I can't necessarily control other people actions, but I can always control my reaction.
Unlike traditional research in natural sciences,the problems addressed by New Frontiers student researchers can not necessarily be isolated from the environment and interference it may cause.
We didn't really need the money, but you raise investment when you can, not necessarily when you need to.
He is someone who is rather well known as a billionaire,so he can't necessarily go out in public and do the things he does without being recognized.
So while they couldn't necessarily decode the messages, they could, for example, determine at any given time where General Rommel was by searching for the fist of his telegraph operator.
While you can't necessarily relieve each employee's outside personal challenges, Hein points out that your organization will benefit by offering flexible hours or telecommuting options.
Organizations today are forced to deal with data that must be absorbed in a high rate, at high volumes,and these data can not necessarily be retained schematically ie relational database, and above all must be analyzed in real time or almost in real time.