Examples of using Exert in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It happens when I exert.
But can man exert his will?
Exert some influence. Make some calls.
Anybody know the difference between"assert" and"exert"?
They also exert tremendous pressure on the soul.
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But what I'm curious is how much pressure does this particle exert on this wall right here?
We may exert this right on a case-by-case basis.
In families with severe behavioral problems, parents exert cruelty and violence against one of their children.
Braces exert a significant amount of pressure on the teeth.
Protesters and relatives of the victim demanded that Palestinian authorities exert pressure to have the perpetrator handed in.
Then they exert"point" pressure on theDog, without scratching the skin.
As we go through our everyday lives,visual and experiential things exert this invisible authority over our brains at all times.
We exert our best efforts to help you use our services safely.
Her life also substantiates that a woman can exert influence over men and women and provide them with inspiration and leadership.
Mobile phones'harm blood cells' Mobile phone radiationmay damage cells by increasing the forces they exert on each other, scientists have said.
And you exert a tremendous amount of influence, Whether I like it or not.
It is exploringnew models for higher education that will exert a strong influence on the development of education in China and the world.
They exert beyond this sphere the forces they should employ only within their lawful domain.
Explore new models for higher education that will exert a strong influence on the development of education in China and the world.
When you exert less, you will conserve time and energy so that you can use it instead to focus on what really matters to you.
His stamina is sufficiently heightened to the point he can exert himself for numerous hours, even after exposure to powerful tranquilizers.
I exert and build an internal world that can be opposite to the external world, and describe to myself the friends, the group, the Creator, and the connection between us.
These brakes are composed of callipers that exert more or less pressure on the rim to slow or stop the rotation of the wheels.
When the inner and outer quadriceps are equally strong,he adds, they exert an equal pull on the ligaments, which keeps the kneecap in alignment.
Consequently, electrons and positrons exert much lower pressure than the photons they originated from: they are deadweight.
Prof. Saxer: No matter how soft amanual toothbrush is: many people exert so much pressure on their teeth and gums that cleaning damage is inevitable.
At the same time, cronies and pressure groups exert their political power to gain tax concessions and exemptions that serve their needs.
That Israel only listens to the Europeans when they exert friendly pressure, but stops up its ears when they attempt to trace a common future?
When we hold the sacrum fixed and bend the spine, we exert similar leverage on the L5-S1 disk, and nearly as much on the L4-5 disk.
Since photons contribute to the stress- energy tensor, they exert a gravitational attraction on other objects, according to the theory of general relativity.