Examples of using Creating what in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Creating what we DO NOT want.
Meanwhile, Nobel Peace Prizewinner Muhammad Yunus has begun creating what he calls social businesses.
By creating what we call a context.
Excess soil from the construction of the buildings was dumped into the loch, creating what is now The Mound.
Creating what we call a displaced spirit.
This includes peer-to-peer and business-to-consumer- creating what they call a“collaborative economy ecosystem.”.
Creating what we call Bandito Music.
One way to handle this disjunction is by creating what amounts to a dual tradition, with both a public and an esoteric face.
According to Anderson,“The world's factories are now increasingly opento anyone via the web, creating what amounts to‘cloud manufacturing.'.
He then set out creating what he calls“a turnkey solution to space habitation.”.
Years prior,DeBakey had pioneered the surgical treatment of this condition, creating what is now known as the DeBakey Procedure.
Researchers interested in creating what I have called computer-assisted human computation systems(e.g., systems that use human labels to train a machine learning model) might be interested in Shamir et al.
Head-mounted or wearable glasses may be used to view a see-throughimage imposed upon the real world view, creating what is called augmentedreality.
The phone was now operating at full power, creating what was essentially a worst-case scenario in terms of radiofrequency radiation exposure.
They wrote pieces such as"Emerald Sword",drawing on Russian folklore and Celtic style elements and creating what was known as the"Emerald Sword Saga".
Researchers interested in creating what I have called computer-assisted human computation systems(e.g., systems that use human labels to train a machine learning model) might be interested in Shamir et al.
And you have to speculate, at least to a point, that there's a possibility ofstrange genetic engineering going on here, and creating what are literal monsters in the past.
Because if you look closely,our education system today is focused more on creating what ex-Yale professor Bill Deresiewicz calls"excellent sheep"-- young people who are smart and ambitious, and yet somehow risk-averse, timid, directionless and, sometimes.
Instead of shaming people, social efforts should focus on forcing food manufacturers andmarketers to stop creating what's been termed an“obesogenic environment.”.
The barriers are located hundreds, even thousands,of meters from the edge of settlements' built-up areas, creating what the Israeli military calls a“buffer zone” or“seam zone” necessary to prevent terrorists from infiltrating settlements.
The sum total of their destructive energy is far greater than what any of them wouldhave been had they remained on their own, creating what meteorologists sometimes call.
However, it struck me that in a press release,researchers behind this new study said creating what is technically a three-parent baby produces"no harmful effect.".
Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands joined the“marriage contract,” and6 years later the same countries signed the Rome Treaty, creating what we now know as“the European Union.”.
In a total eclipse, for all of two or three minutes,the moon completely blocks the face of the sun, creating what he described as the most awe-inspiring spectacle in all of nature.
Marcus Haupt is an Ivy League educated engineer who was a vice president of Lehman Brothers andspent 15 years on Wall Street creating what they call complex financial instruments.
The administration said foreign production of steel and aluminum has driven down prices andhurt USA producers, creating what the Commerce Department has called a national security threat.
Under what is a 25-year operating concession agreement, GPH aims to bring up to 2million more cruise passengers to Nassau every year, creating what the company says will be“thousands of direct and indirect new jobs.”.