Examples of using Change in time in English and their translations into Hebrew
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No change in time.
Maybe this could change in time.
Note the change in time and the location.
Now we know what the change in time is.
Change in time, and then there's another r, that's this r.
(Please note change in time.)….
I have change in time is equal to change in velocity divided by acceleration.
Maybe we could call it change in time.
Without a change in space,it's not possible to detect a change in time.
But force times change in time is equal to impulse.
But another way of viewing impulse is force times change in time.
Well our change in time is how long does it take us to get to that velocity?
But the displacement is equal to the average velocity times our change in time.
Meters per second upwards times change in time, plus, what's our acceleration?
So how do we speed up thatgiant boulder so we can fix climate change in time?
And to solve for change in time, divide both sides by the acceleration, you get change in time. .
By changing your behavior, you find that your feelings also change in time.
This may change in time but the reason for the current rapprochement is primarily that we face common enemies.
We could have rewritten this as the change in distanceis equal to the average velocity times the change in time.
And we know what the change in time here is, it is 5 seconds and so you get… the seconds cancel out with seconds… you get 5 *5= 25 meters.
The second constraint says that our horizontal component of our displacement is equal to5 square roots of 2 times our change in time.
If we want to solve for time, or the change in time, we could just could divide both sides by the average velocity-- actually, no, let's not do that.
Our vertical displacement is going to be ourinitial vertical velocity, 5 square roots of 2, times our change in time plus the acceleration.
The reason why I have change in distance here, or change in time, is that I'm not assuming necessarily that we're starting off at the point 0 or at time 0.
Religions speak in the vernacular of a language that was current at the time and place of its revelation- but the cultural,semantic implications of words change in time.
Or another way of thinking about it, if we divide both sides by 5 square roots of 2,we get our change in time is equal to the horizontal component of our displacement divided by 5 square roots of 2.
The Catholic doctrine evolves with change in time, and needs to fit in with prevailing circumstances, while Orthodoxy does not change it's doctrine to fit with situational needs.
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