Examples of using Dewar in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Connie Dewar.
Miss Dewar not here yet?
Donald Dewar.
Connie Dewar was killed last night.
This is Connie Dewar.
Connie Dewar was a patient of mine.
This business with Miss Dewar!
Could Dewar close this gap?
You're about four months pregnant, Miss Dewar.
Were you aware Miss Dewar was pregnant?
And recruited her. Your wife recruited Connie Dewar.
So, that would be Dewar, Grunwald, Fortnum.
He is translated onstage by Tyler Dewar.
That may well be the case. But Connie Dewar was certainly involved.
I understand you know a young woman called Connie Dewar.
No abnormalities detected in any of the rooms' Dewar Walls or in the defense system.
Well, we can store up to five whole body preservations in one dewar.
The bicarbonate of soda. Connie Dewar might have taken it for morning sickness.
Keyboard clacking, computer beeps Andras Halmi-- dewar UT-0027.
We made the seats much wider,” said Rob Dewar, head of engineering and customer support for the A220.
But in the diary,you said the initials of the man who was paying Miss Dewar were MB.
On 10 May 1898, James Dewar used regenerative cooling to become the first to statically liquefy hydrogen.
Boredom, rather than altruism, was the main reason for writing the software,said Mr Dewar.
If the husband did freeze Madeline,he could have put her in a dewar and the Summers might not have known.
On previous occasions he has put a Scottishflag around Queen Victoria and urinated on Donald Dewar.
Dewar vessels are specialized types of vacuum flasks designed for transportation and storage of large quantities of liquid nitrogen, argon and oxygen.
Our alumni include the father of economics Adam Smith,Scotland's architect of devolution Donald Dewar and renowned physicist and engineer Lord Kelvin.
Gas supply of new model isconstructed in a way it can either work with the Dewar vessel(non-pressurized 40 liters) or with pressurized vessel with capacity up to 5000 liters.
Among the University's alumni are the father of economics Adam Smith,Scotland's architect of devolution Donald Dewar and renowned physicist and engineer Lord Kelvin.