Examples of using Refers to the process in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Wood finishing refers to the process of refining or protecting a wooden surface.
Man to some extent moves through food, therefore it has provided a myriad of elements that facilitate the processes by which must pass food to be able to be consumed by people, such as is the case with furnaces microwave, whichthanks to its conditions and characteristics of action manage to give excellent solutions in what refers to the processes of heat energy and therefore heat generation for the preparation of different foods.
(Even Windows now refers to the process as“Optimization” rather than“defragmentation.”).
Refers to the processes associated with fish and fish products between the time fish are caught or harvested, and the time the final product is….
In other words Internet Governance refers to the processes that impact how the internet is managed.
It refers to the processes used to plan, monitor, and assess one's understanding and performance.
Life, on the other hand, refers to the process that generates the required information.
Judgment refers to the process of analyzing, investigating, critiquing, and reproducing such knowledge- a process of spiritual development.
Upload speed, on the other hand, refers to the process of uploading content from your computer to the internet.
Hilling refers to the process of filling the lower part of a plant with fresh and loose soil.
Internet governance refers to the processes that impact how the Internet is managed.
SMO refers to the process of Social Media Optimisation, that is, all the methods that can be used to generate publicity for your website through the use of social media sites, including online communities and media sharing sites.
According to Gallegos Nava(2003: 83) the dimensions that should work are:a The cognitive dimension refers to the process of thought, logical reasoning ability, same to be cultivated with love b Dimension corresponds to the whole social learning occurs in a social context of shared meanings c The emotional dimension to make learning relevant and meaningful work to be done this state because they are not separate and is required for safety.
It also refers to the process whereby foreign DNA is introduced into another cell via a viral vector.
As the name suggests, this refers to the process of copying everything that is considered important and that must not be lost.
Recycling refers to the process of collecting used materials which are usually considered as'waste' and reprocessing them.
Timber finishing refers to the process of safeguarding or polishing the surface of a wooden material.
This already refers to the process of treating the problem or problems for which you came to the therapist.
Recycling refers to the process of collecting used materials usually considered to be“waste” and reprocessing them.
Naturalization refers to the process of securing citizenship for those who meet the criteria outlined by Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act.
Increased fact(AR) refers to the process of improving or enhancing the visuals of the real life that we see via our eyes, with the assistance of computer system produced images.
Data conversion refers to the process of data mapping and data loading from the customer's existing system into the new system, according to a customer's characterization and after exporting the data by the customer from the existing system in the standard format of IDEA ALM or other readable formats such as XML, Excel or Text file.
He referred to the process as thumb activation.
Since 1998, the World Health Organization(WHO)has named the term"Complementary Feeding"(CA) to refer to the process that begins with the gradual and gradual introduction of foods other than breast milk.
A banking education” is how he referred to the process in which the teachers act like banks depositing knowledge in the students' heads, and he proposed ways of reducing the social gaps through education….
In, western as well as in older, asian cultures,the concept of social justice has often referred to the process of ensuring that individuals fulfill their societal roles and receive what was their due from society.