Examples of using Is expressed by in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Mathematically, this is expressed by.
This idea is expressed by an amazing Gematria.
This"additional work" burdens the system and adds noise, which is expressed by a greater reliance on perceptual bias.
That love is expressed by our reaction to it and in it;
On account of the scent,the dog's whole body reaches a state of excitement that is expressed by the tail muscles receiving the experience of gladness.
Mastalgiya is expressed by obvious manifestation of pain.
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The fiscal year is expressed by stating the year-end date.
This is because God is truth, the flesh that He wears also possesses the essence of God,and His thoughts and that which is expressed by His humanity are also the truth.
This protein is expressed by the virus and is required for the viral infection process.
The dispute of generations in the novel"Fathers and Sons" is expressed by contrasting the views of Bazarov and Kirsanov.
This protein is expressed by the virus and is required for the viral infection process.
In the United States,clarity of eyesight almost always is expressed by a measurement system called Snellen visual acuity.
A strong association is expressed by a relatively high risk of developing a disease following exposure to the risk factor in question.
Thus, the translation of the Russian proposal in which the circumstances of place is expressed by the pronoun«it» in English, in the end of a sentence using the adverb there.
Its growth is expressed by extensive activity of returning clients and by signings of large-scale, long-terms maintenance contracts with large entities.
Descent from the level of spiritual attainment is expressed by“going into exile” from the attainment of the spiritual world.
What is expressed by Godincarnate's work in the flesh is precisely that which is expressed by the Spirit, and the work He does is carried out according to that which is done by the Spirit.
Resolution The resolution of an LCD is expressed by the number of columns and rows of pixels(e.g., 1024×768).
Those who penetrate more deeply into the spiritual mysteries of human evolution and can study these spiritual mysteries with Initiation Science,will strongly confirm such a view as is expressed by St. Augustine, for it is a fact.
The creative aspect of the form is expressed by a descending series of circles, triangles and squares.
From the age of puberty onwards the human being today ought to bring with him into sleep something from speech that has prepared his brain during waking hours in such a way that in hiseveryday life he understands the ideal content of what is expressed by the words.
It is this level of Moses' self that is expressed by his"nameless" presence in this week's Torah portion.
The uniqueness of the technology is expressed by its ability to process EEG signals and perform good quality and precise analysis of several cerebral measurements during the treatment in real time without the need for long sampling and analysis times as was customary to date.
His purpose is now to influence also man's physical bodily nature,or rather whatever is expressed by this physical bodily nature, namely, everything to do with the intellect and with man's own capacities in the widest sense.
Heartburn(also known as acid indigestion) is expressed by discomfort and a burning pain, moving from stomach up to the middle abdomen and chest, sometimes reaching even the throat.
The other common symptom of acid reflux, regurgitation, is expressed by the sensation of acid backing up into the throat and sometimes even mouth, producing a burp of sour-bitter taste with vomit of food particles from the stomach.