Examples of using Human element in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
The human element.
I'm focusing on the human element.
But the human element will always be present.
I just deal with the human element.
The human element cannot be removed entirely.
There's also a human element here.
The human element necessitates a balance of heat and cold.
We must not forget the human element.
Well, perhaps a human element remains to be inserted.
It does not replace the human element.
In both cases the human element is responsible and should deal with the consequences.
And, of course, don't overlook the human element.
Well, there's the human element. What are these?
The problem seems to lie more in a human element.
The plot is focused primarily on the human element of a post-apocalyptic world and the way the struggling humans survive.
You can not separate the parrots from the human element.
They want something with a human element… and my bodily fluids.
We must focus on design that enhances the human element.”.
Transocean had been warned that the human element- the need for crew members to act quickly and correctly under stress- made the shutdown system vulnerable.
Manipulate anything, how do we retain that human element?
Own installations danger factors, together with the human element, either by the employer when not properly establishing an appropriate policy of prevention of risks;
The uniqueness of the wounds, Mulder, implies a human element.
You cannot have a 100percent meritocratic environment when there is a human element involved in the evaluative equation, because by definition, that makes it subjective.
This is interesting to me, but it lacked a certain human element.
We can't completely remove the human element from manufacturing.
Of course, they are at present objective, containing little of the human element.
The combination of sophisticated polymeric knowledge, textile traditions and the human element is the subject of the exhibition by textile designer Tzuri Gueta.
Similarly, Rani Zahrawi, who paints in realistic style in airbrush technique,presents residential areas in his village Majd al-Kurum while omitting their human element.
They are slowly realising that their theory has overlooked the human element, den Menschen, as a Socialist paper put it.
