Examples of using Reshaped in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Reshaped the entire field.
Bonnie and Clyde reshaped the movie industry.
Every step of that remarkable journey has left a mark, reshaped his soul.
Shipyard shut down, reshaped in engineering enterprises.
In physics, the quantum revolution reshaped the field.
The telegraph also reshaped the public experience of war.
As you all know, that return from exile, the second temple, reshaped Judaism.
Okay, now I reshaped, refined and cropped the edges.
These conditions are questioned or reshaped in her work.
It reshaped the demography of the globe in a way that no war ever has.
She was a lady whose supreme laughter could have reshaped the map of the world.
Just as you reshaped those clouds… you have the power to reshape your own destiny.
The plastic surgeon who altered his facedid a mentoplasty using a silicon prosthesis that reshaped his jaw.
It reshaped the tissue at the molecular level, creating a short-term form of chitinous, which?
But even if you weren't rich, the Silk Road reshaped the lives of everyone living in Africa and Eurasia, as we will see today.
Reshaped windscreen side mouldings and new, more comprehensive sealing around the doors have led to a reduction in wind noise.
It refers toa procedure whereby a patient's face and body are reshaped to identically resemble someone else.
The catalyst island was squeezed and reshaped by this process and was moulded by the carbon forming around it rather than retaining its original form.
In a 1989 book which became a reference in its field,ethnologist Georges Augustins reshaped Le Play's family types classification.
In 1791, James Boswell reshaped the image of the biography with his Life of Samuel Johnson, a two-volume tome that recounted his own interactions with Johnson in exhaustive detail.
In December 1959, Bill Shankly was appointed manager, during his first year,he released 24 players and reshaped the squad.
So as the lump of clay goes back and forth from one person to another,reworked, reshaped, and always changing, it's no wonder our messages sometimes turn into a mush of miscommunication.
The underlying idea of the program is that, in order to fully grasp current religious conflicts and alliances, we need to understand how the perceptions of past and present are intertwined,reciprocally dependent and constantly reshaped.
As we can see in this attempt of post-modern designers,the objects' semiotic system may be transformed, reshaped or challenged, while all along influencing the way users experience the object.
In their book Shakespeare Reshaped, 1606-1623, Gary Taylor and John Jowett argue that the text of Measure that survives today is not its original form, but rather the product of a revision, after Shakespeare's death, by Thomas Middleton.
But his expansion in China, fueled by loose legal restrictions, poor human rights protections,and the severe persecution of Falun Gong, reshaped the plastinated body exhibition business.
For instance, on Earth,the process of plate tectonics has continuously reshaped the landscape, pushing mountain ranges up between colliding continental plates, and opening ocean basins as landmasses slowly pull apart.
Weismann dedicated a particular study to Nadwat al-Ulama, the principal Muslim organization in India that cherished its Middle Eastern contacts, and to its director,the great scholar Abu al-Hasan Ali al-Nadwi, who reshaped the religio-national historiography of the Indian Muslims following the partition of 1947 and maintained a wide network of contacts with Islamic organizations throughout the world.
Bennett and the bureaucrats under him reshaped the civics curriculum and textbook to give them a more nationalist and collectivist orientation, 13 and to minimize the more individualist and liberal construction of citizenship with its emphasis upon human and civil rights.