Examples of using Speculates in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Holmes speculates that the horse is‘a very gregarious creature'.
With the aid of dinosaur skeletons,he demonstrates how they existed in real life, and speculates about the reasons for their sudden demise.
Novak speculates that the rift leads to a buried prehistoric lake.
Low doses of THC may jumpstart the endocannabinoid system,which becomes more sensitive subsequently,” speculates cannabis expert Dr. Ethan Russo.
Is rather a wise man who speculates on the world as any man of science.
Lynn speculates that a lot of men have problems with getting erections simply because they have to constantly avoid having erections.
David Hatcher Childress, author and publisher, speculates that Nan Madol is connected to the lost continent of Lemuria.
Gartner speculates 20.4 billion connected devices in the world by 2020, a number that will continue to rise.
O'Brien describes the man in grotesque detail after he killed him, but then he speculates about who the man was before, and some of the biographical details seem to line up with O'Brien's own life.
Jim Allan speculates:"A speech in Entish, if it could be understood by human ears, would perhaps be like a very verbose and involved kind of poetry.
Elizabeth Bear wrote the short story"Sonny Liston Takes the Fall", published in The Del Rey Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy in 2008.[102]The story speculates that Liston threw the Ali match for the good of society.
Instead, he speculates, their function becomes unbalanced as worms get older.
In some of the Maya city-states, mass graves have been found containing groups of skeletons with jade inlays in their teeth- something they reserved for Maya elites-perhaps in this case murdered aristocracy,”[Griffin] speculates.
Prof. Schoenman speculates that white wine have higher levels of antioxidant vitamins in the blood.
Dr. Rodino-Klapac says there may be multiple reasons why the rate of expression hasbeen so high in these preclinical studies, but she speculates that using self-complementary AAV(which was also used in the SMA1 trial) and the small gene size may be important factors.
But Rodríguez Ramos speculates that since this collection is unique, it was not the product of a widespread cult.
Kimor speculates that over the years, unknown individuals opened Facebook groups and pages to attract followers- and to later change their content overnight.
In his Foreign Policy article, Oren speculates that Obama's abandonment by his mother's Muslim husbands prompted him in his later life to seek acceptance from their coreligionists.
As the media speculates on the tawdry details of the homicide and pushes Blair into the harsh spotlight, she locks horns with police lieutenant Wyatt Bloodsworth.
The narrator speculates that, upon returning to Earth, his friends would not believe his story and he would remain a misfit.
The team speculates that the eye-like structures help warnowiids detect their dinoflagellate prey and send chemical messages to communicate with other parts of the cell.
Sirigu speculates that the parietal cortex makes predictions about future movements and sends instructions to the premotor cortex, which returns the outcome of the movement to the parietal cortex.
Charles Sherman speculates that Mozart also studied Michael Haydn's Symphony No. 23 in D major because he"often requested his father Leopold to send him the latest fugue that Haydn had written.".
Caspit- not staunch leftist- speculates that Obama's second term would start with“another settlement freeze and a resumption of negotiations with the Palestinians(assuming that Abbas survives until then).".
Charles Sherman speculates that Mozart also studied the younger Haydn's Symphony No. 39 in C major because he"often requested his father Leopold to send him the latest fugue that Haydn had written."[6] The Michael Haydn No.
Ynet speculates, after conversations with his family, that his act was precipitated after hearing a false rumour on an Arabic-language radio station that Israeli police had entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque with their shoes not to arrest stone-throwers but in order to desecrate the shrine.
Cockerell speculates that those to the south of the portal represented prophets and patriarchs of the Old Testament while those to the north represented early missionaries to Britain, of which Augustine of Canterbury, St Birinus, and Benedict Biscop are identifiable by their attributes.
On another subject, Lee Smith of the Hudson Institute speculates that Egypt's new rulers will see a short war with Israel as the only way to"reunify the country and earn Egypt money from an international community eager to broker peace," as well as"return Egypt to its former place of prominence" in the Middle East.