Examples of using Functioned as in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Because the radiation already in the system functioned as the contrast dye.
Wall 10 functioned as a terrace wall that delimited the southern slopes of the hill.
He taught classes in a large room which once functioned as a school cafeteria many years ago.
It also functioned as a terrace wall that supported the northern flank of the dolmen by being constructed on the only bedrock exposed in Dolmen 11.
In 1982 the museum moved to Leiden, where it functioned as a public museum until 1995.
In medieval European cities, small natural waterways used forcarrying off wastewater were eventually covered over and functioned as sewers.
The fictional universe of anime functioned as an instrumental framework that helped him manage relationships with other people.
The chairman of the Council of Ministers,whose selection was approved by the Supreme Soviet, functioned as head of government.
Tea culture is a kind of"intermediary" culture,where tea functioned as a carrier to pass on and carry on the spirit of Chinese traditional culture.
He's still cultivating himself,only at that time he didn't do something right and so functioned as a demon for others.
Many rulers of Germany's various principalities functioned as autocratic rulers who recognized no other authority within their territories.
I discovered that there is a technology that uses the flax plant,which is a natural fiber, but it functioned as an invisible material.
One computer functioned as a sensor to which a digital video camera was connected, and the other decoded the data and mapped it into a musical composition.
Originally, property was the basic institution of self-maintenance, while marriage functioned as the unique institution of self-perpetuation.
The Exchange Bureau functioned as a small stock exchange in which securities were traded, for an hour each day, according to the rules that were customary on European stock exchanges.
Rituals, such as leaving a part of a house unfinished orbreaking a glass at a wedding, functioned as concrete expressions of exile.
The Falls functioned as a natural outlet for Lake Victoria, until in 1954 the construction of Owen Falls Dam was completed, effectively extending Lake Victoria and submerging Ripon Falls.
And as we sometimes find in stories from the past, people who functioned as perfectly healthy fell ill suddenly, and died the following day.
Even Abraham rather regarded this symbol as standing for the three Most Highs,as he had been instructed that the three Most Highs functioned as one.
In 1761, when Pitt resigned upon the question of the war with Spain,and subsequently functioned as Leader of the House of Commons in the administration of Lord Bute.
The group's final members then functioned as a tag team with the Nexus banner until August 1, 2011, and continued without the banner until August 22, 2011, when the group permanently disbanded.
SS-Obersturmführer Vinzenz Schöttl held thepost of Lagerführer during the period when Monowice functioned as one of the many Auschwitz sub-camps.
President Hosni Mubarak'sgovernment adhered strictly to the peace treaty, functioned as a stabilizing force in the region and supported expanding the circle of peace agreements to the Palestinians and neighboring states.
Have students research ahead and compare another American president and Soviet leader, highlighting their policies, backgrounds,and how they functioned as leaders during the Cold War.
She appears as a member of the Hellions, a group of teenage mutants who functioned as rivals to the New Mutants(a similar group under the tutelage of Charles Xavier).
Its location, right to the south of the ritual bath that was constructed in 1901 and continued in use until the 1940s, suggests that the installation,which may have originally comprised two pools, functioned as part of the miqveh.
If the large plastered installation functioned as a winepress, then it was only one element of a major industrial wine-producing installation, suggesting a period of affluence, as well as communal and commercial organization.
A few decades later in 1236, in an effort to significantly enlarge the prison, the king converted one of the Newgate turrets,which still functioned as a main gate into the city, into an extension of the prison.
At the south end of the Rijselstraat,a narrow street leads off to the right to the Stedelijk Museum, which functioned as a hospital for the poor in the 13th century and now documents the town's history in a series of exhibits.