Examples of using Its state in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Modern Russian language and its state.
And the palace, with its state apartments and museums.
Because that's how the majority defines its state.
And once you have changed its state, it stays there until you change its state again.
Mississippi even wants to change its state flag.
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Every dynasty wanted to make its state power unshakeable, but they were, after all, not unshakeable.
Take time to scrutinize the roof to know its state.
For example, a Checkbox component might need isChecked in its state, and a NewsFeed component might want to keep track of fetchedPosts in its state.
Apply an oil drop on skin under eyebrows and observe its state for days.
Sweden, in particular, has reinvigorated its model by shrinking its state, allowing private firms to run its schools, hospitals and surgeries, and reducing its tax burden.
Before something has actually been observed,there are a number of possibilities regarding its state.
One of the most populous cities of Japan, Niigata is known for its state of the art universities like Niigata University Graduate Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies.
Utah is the only state to have a cooking pot among its state symbols.
We have a strong and steadfast national will, continuous historical consciousness and strength of soulof a people that have struggled for its homeland and know how to maintain its state.
Except insofar as it is compelled to change its state by force impressed.
It has to be massage and have a natural bristle which won't damage structure of hair and on the contrary,will improve its state.
A modifier key(e. g. Shift or Ctrl) has changed its state and is now active.
The human animals who perpetrated this slaughter were full of hatred and incitement,deep hatred and terrible incitement against the Jewish people and its state.
A lock key(e. g. Caps Lock or Num Lock) has changed its state and is now active.
Use KDE's system notification mechanism whenever a modifier orlocking key changes its state.
So, state of being at rest or of moving uniformly straightfoward except insofar as it is compelled to change its state by force impressed.
For each particular piece of changing data,there should be just one component that“owns” it in its state.
Von Neumann, in the'50s, did the same thing for computing; he showed you can havean unreliable computer but restore its state to make it perfect.
And indeed, after Archimedes a return to the Herclitean intuition is apparent, viz.,everything exhibits an internal tendency to continue its state ad infinitum.
