Examples of using Not in terms in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Not in terms of survival.
They go in Jewish andthey're not Jewish when they come out- not in terms of genetics.
Not in terms of money either.
A sure shotway is to design your site as per percentage and not in terms for pixels.
Not in terms of investing.
There is no interceptor like it on earth at this cost- not in terms of response time or the ability to expand the system.
Maybe not in terms of species, but…- He's your commanding officer.
Our buyers are people like us,I see them as individuals that we are selling to, not in terms of profits or dollars," said Elchonon.
Not in terms of rescuing Steve, but I did get some interesting intel about Operation Switchback that could help us.
The Spiromax inhaler has beendesigned by looking at patient inhalation challenges not in terms of human error, but as a design problem to be solved.
I mean, not in terms of grades and stuff, but I won a state title in football, a national championship in Glee Club.
We steep ourselves in the richness of the colors, the richness of the tone,by learning to experience the images inwardly, not in terms of thought but as pictures, as symbols.
This was total war not in terms of killing civilians but rather in terms of destroying homes, farms and railroad tracks.
People who are not aware of themselves frequently are not able to be aware of other people,at least not in terms of the potentially intimate aspects of the other person.
Of course not in terms of leading them to complete liberation or buddhahood but to some extent we can very effectively help others.
I saw, in fact, history being written not in terms of what happened but what ought to have happened according to various‘party lines.'”.
And so we know"urban ag" is a big buzz topic this time of the year, but it's mostly gardening, which has some value in community building-- lots of it--but it's not in terms of creating jobs or for food production.
So I prefer to define the question not in terms of whether there is a solution or not, but to what extent the solutions will wield influence and trickle down, in order to reverse the trend.
The old Aristotelian teleological physics was replaced by a physics that was deliberately non-teleological,that sought to understand the behavior of physical bodies not in terms of ends but merely as matter in motion.
These hobbyists or adventurers may find it very beneficial not in terms of using this device to really get expected hunt like the archeologists and the sea fearer underwater hunters and pirates, but it provides a lot o….
For example, adherents of the Big Five school of personality psychology(which argues that human personality can be boiled down to five primary traits)define introversion not in terms of a rich inner life but as a lack of qualities such as assertiveness and sociability.
That bigness should be centered on oneself, not in terms of money,not in terms of power you wield, not in terms of any status that you can command in the society, but it should be centered on oneself.
They suggest that Japan's sluggish investment activity is likely to be better understood in terms oflow levels of desired capital expenditure and not in terms of credit constraints that prohibit firms from financing projects with positive net present value(NPV).
Now what you might noticeis that these two graphs are actually identical, not in terms of the x- and y-axes, or in terms of the data they present, but in terms of their moral and political implications, they say the same thing.
And because this is the 21st century andwe would love to talk about the real world on its own terms, not in terms of line art or clip art that you so often see in textbooks, we go out and we take a picture of it.
Similarly, South African whitestypically attempted to justify their opposition to democracy, not in terms of a desire to preserve their privilege and power, but using liberal arguments about protecting distinctive cultural differences.
On the other,in terms of maintaining Jewish identity and of the relations between the Jewish communities(and not in terms of physical threat, of course), it would seem to be the worst of times, at least in comparison to recent centuries.