Examples of using No concept in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
No concept of good and evil?
You have no concept of it!
No concept makes sense without the client.
It would have no concept of it.
No concept of a supreme spirit or god.
People also translate
The man has no concept of time.".
That no concept makes sense if the client doesn't want it.
Do you have no concept of time?
No concept of goal, no concept of purpose, and hence no ability to plan.
This means no concept will work.
Painting overtook her from the moment she accidentally came across it, with no prior preparation, no concept of what's at play.
He has no concept of color.
But then we have no concept;
There was no concept of progress.
The last factors that remain can't be called lives anymore, they can't be called anything,there's no language to express what they are and no concept to describe them, but everything is in this final process of Fa-rectification.
She has no concept of what she likes.
You honestly have no concept here.
Having no concept of a boat larger than a canoe, they somehow didn't even see these five galleons anchored in plain sight.
Daleks have no concept of worry.
They have no concept of my importance.
Your engineer has no concept of following orders.
If it were not for Jews, there would be no concept of human dignity, of meaning and purpose, of the right of every person to education and knowledge, of social justice and of the value of world peace.
But for me, your Master, no concept of time can block me.
There was no concept of privacy.
Although these souls see the beings and facts of the higher spiritual worlds,they can form no concepts or ideas of them if men here on the earth do not inscribe such concepts and ideas into the Akasha Chronicle.
Babies have no concept of night and day.
The Borg have no concept of an afterlife.
They have no concept of saving.
Recurdese, that until entered good years 70,practically was no concept of protection of the intellectual property for type some of natural organism, with the exception of certain cultures of new plants.

