Examples of using Interwoven in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Interwoven with the magnetic fields themselves.
I am blended perfectly, interwoven into every fiber.
By Bach, interwoven♪♪ with Spohr and Beethoven♪♪ And classical Monday Pops♪.
They are far closer to, and more interwoven with, them.
This component is interwoven with the broader issue of priorities.
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The two were, and would continue to be interwoven with each other.
We see what we shall experience through thoseother men with whom our karma is in some way interwoven.
The landing function is interwoven into the building's infrastructure.
Like those rugs, the hollows is a pattern of interwoven threads.
Everything is determined by interwoven elements that have become extremely complicated.
At that time the aura of the earth is permeated, interwoven, with thoughts.
It may become so interwoven in the fabric of life that it appears to many observers that it will last forever.
Augustine had his own astral body and ego,but his etheric body was interwoven with the image of the etheric body of Jesus.
A proposal composed of three interwoven changes to our project's current leadership structure was agreed to at the JLS.
In"First Fruits"(1923) Rubin presents figures typical of the 1920s, interwoven with a powerful and fantastic element.
The modern economy is built of interwoven fabrics of advanced technologies and financial systems, which create complex exposures to the global economy.
It may consist of a veritable zoo of particles interacting through novel forces of nature-an entire universe interwoven silently with our own.”.
Already at its outset this struggle was interwoven with the Palestinian national struggle.
The future design will include pedestrians and cycling roads as well as sports and recreation facilities,an amphitheater and a vast lawn, interwoven with old trees.
Interwoven in that value is our recognition that the faculty and staff of El Camino College are the College's stability, its source of strength and its driving force.
For that, I am grateful in hopes it will not only jump start us back to light action,but assist in removing the insidious negatives interwoven in our‘progress.'.
This interwoven conceptual framework will be translated below into a categorized list, assessing specific aspects of current Egyptian policy under Sisi.
Here, running parallel with the full text narration of the book,you will find a series of interwoven stories, each featuring different individuals caught up in the drive and drama of living.
To foster a strong, interwoven community feeling for our members and our children, HaTzur V'HaTzohar holds a weekly Kiddush after Shabbat services, all on a volunteer, round-robin basis.
It is at that time that it became clear that Kosovo was threatened not only by the propaganda of radical Islam butalso found its name interwoven in the recruitment of volunteers for the war in Syria and Iraq.
Beyond that, however,he was an individual whose etheric body was interwoven with the etheric body of another high being of the spiritual world, specially prepared for the purpose of founding a nation, as characterized above.
All exterior events, including your own bodies with their insides, all objects, all physical materializations, are the outside structures of inside ones that are composedof interior sound and invisible light, interwoven in electromagnetic patterns.
I am saying that all exterior events, including our own bodies with their insides, all objects, all physical materializations, are the outside structure of inside ones that arecomposed of interior sound and invisible light, interwoven in electro-magnetic patterns.
This was the case because during these centuries- starting with the fifth or sixth and ending with the ninth or tenth century- the etheric bodies of those who weredestined to do something for the advancement of Christianity were interwoven with a copy of the etheric body of Jesus of Nazareth.