Examples of using Redefinition in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A Redefinition of Talent.
Then we're moving towards the redefinition stage.
There is no redefinition, it's not related to our time.
Tial for healing begins with a redefinition of hope.
The 1970s redefinition of Alzheimer's disease attracted more attention, more money and more researchers.
Making a diagnosis, which may necessitate redefinition of the problem;
We really have no freedom of choice to determine where the world is heading to becauseeven the concept of“free choice” needs redefinition.
In Britain, this has led to a redefinition of all non-white groups, including Asians, as“black.”.
All the details about the applicationprocess can be found in the level redefinition document.
The 21st century invites a redefinition of art derived from the Hebraic roots of Western culture rather than its Hellenistic roots.
Hence every effort to intervene in a discourse through the redefinition of key concepts is destined to fail.
This is a long and complex process that begins with the individual record(for example, correction of wrong entries)and ends with changes to the general catalog(for example, redefinition of fields).
A renewed belief in the importance of community, and a redefinition of what friend and neighbor really means.
Through the critical interpretation and redefinition of these concepts the group seeks to broaden the horizons of the theoretical thought and at the same time to shed light on present political conditions.".
Even the natural and traditional role of protector requires a redefinition because in most cases it creates violence.
She proposed the redefinition of the objectives of the NGO's goals in favor of changing relations between center and periphery, East and West, as the basis for renewed, open and tolerant Israeli Judaism.
The new God, the God of the Greater Community,the God of a greater reality than your own requires a redefinition of all of these things.
In 1872 he published his cognitions on his major rigorous redefinition of irrational numbers in terms of Dedekind cut in a paper titled Stetigkeit und irrationale Zahlen(Continuity and irrational numbers).
Part of the therapeutic process in cases of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder of“accident killers” is“to forgive themselves andmove on to redefinition and acceptance of the self.”.
I think about the stations of my life,on the long journey that I have taken on my way to a redefinition of myself, of my Israeliness, of my Jewishness and of my humanity.
Ranging from witty low-tech explorations to subtley inspired works or even mind-bending experiments,these works all reveal the pivotal role played by machines in this redefinition of couture.
Even more important in all that pertains to Israel's long-term interests and to the reshaping,or even redefinition, of its place in its strategic environs, was the tripartite summit in Thessaloniki in June.
Hochman's sensitivity to the fundamental values of revolution, human rights, class struggles, and the sounding of hushed and excluded voices could also bridge the gaps between the kibbutzsociety that had to redefine itself and those still waiting for redefinition.
Under new circumstances, the attempt to continue learning from the Gra's teachings while struggling with the new winds that were blowing, necessitated adjustment,change, redefinition and even waiver of certain elements of his teachings in deference to others.