Examples of using Foci in English and their translations into Hebrew
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There are two interesting foci of Buber's definition.
Foci of defeat have a round shape and clearly delineated boundaries.
Means for disinfection in the foci of disease"Winsept Express".
Foci of defeat do not contain pathogens, so the patient is not contagious to others.
Research projects with different foci have already been implemented in the hotel.
The disease can last for a long time, then subsided,forming new foci of inflammation.
In the framework of the project, activity foci were located to change the image of the street.
To wash the foci of skin lesions folk healers recommended infusion of crushed herbs yarrow.
I stated at the outset that there are two different foci of a sacrifice, the flesh and the blood.
The prevalence of foci of the pathological process, concomitant diseases and age of the patient are also taken into account.
As I see it now, there are maybe eight or ten foci of geopolitical power in the world.
Foci for depriving of this type are located mainly on the forehead or crown, do not have clear boundaries, resemble shapeless spots.
It addresses several major research foci and is supported with state-of-the-art research facilities.
Diffuse(diffuse) streptoderma Large flicenes or small bubbles merge into large foci of hyperemic edematous skin.
These mixtures only affect specific foci of corrosion, but do not cover the whole system with protective films.
With the help of this technique,the metabolism is normalized in the body, and the foci of inflammatory processes are resolved;
Regardless of whether the use of traditional medicine or medication prescribed by a doctor, solutions can not penetrate deeply into the affected tissue,and this is what is needed to eliminate infectious foci.
In it, the author talks about the dependence of excited brain foci on contact with electronic devices.
Characterized by the appearance of redness in the form of rashes on the skin and mucous membrane,the appearance of foci of alopecia.
However, if it is a more complex case or a few problematic foci, the therapist makes a prescription based on several plants, depending on the case.
In 1680, Cassini studied a family of curves, now called the Cassini oval, defined as follows: the locus of all points, the productof whose distances from two fixed points, the curves' foci, is a constant.
This offers the Ph.D. student a broad spectrum of academic foci in which to pursue research interests.-.
Although success rates are not usually equal to that of epilepsy surgery, it is a reasonable alternative when the patient is reluctant to proceed with any required invasive monitoring, when appropriate presurgical evaluation fails to uncover the location of epileptic foci, or when there are multiple epileptic foci.
Generalized epilepsies, in contrast, arise from many independent foci(multifocal epilepsies) or from epileptic circuits that involve the whole brain.
In order to see the symmetry of this architectural masterpiece firsthand,one must stand on roundel foci pavements located near the piazza's fountains.
The programme is offered by the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering with the following research foci and state-of-the-art facilities, providing students with an ideal environment for research.
But do not forget thatthey are effective only at the first stages of the development of microorganisms, and with mass foci of infection only potassium permanganate is indispensable.
One reason for this is that the election of any representative bodies, even if they have no real authority whatsoever, would introduce an element of instability,and create foci of struggle(in this connection recall the effect of the election of pro-PLO mayors in consolidating the struggle in the West Bank, despite the fact that these mayors have no political power).
For most religious Zionists,modern nationalism and the observance of the precepts constitute two separate foci of identity, and the former is becoming increasingly paramount.