Examples of using Physical separation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Cynthia agrees, but she is resentful about the new physical separation.
Physical separation leads to emotional separation. .
Even now, there are powerful tensions, and physical separation between the communities.
The physical separation between these charges is the key to the success of the system.
The plan envisagednew development for tourism needs only, and physical separation from the city.
In addition to physical separation, teams in the same company are separated by departments and, commonly, projects.
The promenade was built in the late 1930's, in order to create a physical separation between the bathing areas and walking and touring areas.
Aside from the physical separation between Palestinians and Israelis, the goal is to annex this entire area to Jerusalem.
Current-day homes incorporate tea houses in order to provide a physical separation between noise and tranquility, the everyday and the spiritual.
The physical separation happens when one of the partners can no longer deal with the emotional distance and are overwhelmed with feelings of pain, frustration or anger.
While most major highways have a physical separation median, many lower-traffic intercity roads do not.
Physical separation methods, such as filtration and distillation, are based on the difference in particle size and on the boiling point of the substances in the mixture, respectively.
The buildings are 15 meters underground(49 feet), and there is a distinct physical separation between the hosting rooms and the support system rooms.
Despite the noticeable physical separation from the Jews, who are arriving to pray at the cave's“Jewish” yard these days, there is a possibility of a radical right-wing activist throwing a pig's head at the Muslim worshippers.
In the present article,we describe a new method for producing hydrogen through the physical separation of hydrogen production and oxygen production,” says Ms. Landman.
The physical separation from Yad Labanim House, a memorial site for Herzliya's fallen soldiers(once used as the main entrance of the museum), freed the museum to make curatorial decisions based solely on artistic considerations.
Israel's continued settlement expansion andland confiscation in the West Bank makes physical separation of our two peoples increasingly impossible.
Harchakot' refers to the distance we keep during niddah, the physical separation between a husband and wife and the general way in which a husband and wife interact during menstruation and the seven clean days that follow it.
During the week, the Ministry of Health will be focusing on activities for hospitalizedchildren, who have been subjected to prolonged periods of geographic separation and some even physical separation(quarantine) from their friends and families.
The directive, known as"Directive 7", specified that the VRS was to:complete the physical separation of Srebrenica from Žepa as soon as possible, preventing even communication between individuals in the two enclaves.
Some of his techniques anticipated the innovations of the Romantic era: he scored his Te Deum for 1200 singers and 300 wind instruments,and several oratorios require the physical separation of multiple choirs, including invisible ones behind the stage.
Not only was there a separation of laws for every population,but there was physical separation in the court between the entry of Jewish citizens and the entrance of Palestinian residents, and even separate seating areas.
Solvents can be either pure substances like ether or ethyl alcohol, or mixtures, such as the paraffinic solvents such as the various petroleum ethers and white spirits, or the range of pure or mixed aromatic solvents obtained from petroleum ortar fractions by physical separation or by chemical conversion.
Not only were there different laws for the entire[Palestinian] population,but there was also physical separation in the court between the entrance for Jewish civilians and the entrance for Palestinian residents.
The physical separation of the NLI from the Faculty of Humanities, which relocated to Mount Scopus with parts of the Library's collections some thirty years ago, and the financial difficulties which accompanied the de facto splitting up of the Library left it in a state in which the scope of the collection was still fairly broad, but was practically impossible to fulfill.