Examples of using That evolved in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm not that evolved.
That evolved MUCH later.
You call that evolved?
That evolved into what is today known as a pet door, suitable for both cats and dogs.
But it was Deb's soul that evolved into the person you are today.
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But did Jesus really claim to be God,or is that a teaching that evolved over time?
Countries that evolved from Yugoslavia.
They are not a higher form of animal life that evolved from lower forms.
Out of that evolved the concept of City Place.
Imagine that combined with an intelligence that evolved over many millennia.
But even that evolved from people Ass Wedging in the'40s.
Here, too, are ancient birds, the vertebrate group that evolved from the dinosaurs.
That evolved to the idea of an egg," explained James Martin, the company's senior vice president for marketing.
And as a powerful"sister science" that evolved thousands of years ago alongside yoga, Ayurveda is a natural complement to it.
Given these two characteristics,my colleagues and I wondered whether singing is a behavior that evolved to bond groups together.
It was part of a performance culture that evolved in classical Greece and included festivals, religious rituals, politics, funerals and many more.-.
Compared to my first graduate studies, today my background helps me in school in terms of general knowledge,insights and logical thinking that evolved when I was an engineer.
Initiated a startup company called"WebTelcom" that evolved to American-Israeli company with headquorter in the Silicon valey, and development ofice in Haifa Israel.
Evolutionary psychologists argue that much ofhuman behavior originates as psychological adaptations that evolved to solve recurrent problems in human ancestral environments.
It is a variation of the classical Whist, that evolved among Israeli IDF soldiers in the nineteen eighties, and is still popular among soldiers and travelers.
Evolutionary psychologists argue that much of humanbehaviour is the output of psychological adaptations that evolved to solve recurrent problems in human ancestral environments….
Old but gold: The social DIY platform that evolved into a huge database of human know-how was introduced to us when they were just three guys with an idea.
It must be recognized that the classical charts and was a bit DFD abstract,and thank goodness for the good of the designers that evolved in a more clear and concise so you do not give errors when translated to a programming language.
Indeed, the advanced and glorious civilization that evolved in these lands aroused the envy of their neighbors, in the south on the shores of the Mediterranean and east in the steppes of Russia, who tried- and sometimes succeeded- to stretch the"European" blanket to cover them, or alternately to mimic and copy it.
The ostensibly moralface-off between good and evil is a recent invention that evolved in concert with modern nationalism- and, ultimately, it gives voice to a political vision not an ethical one.
Was my experience a primitive brainstem program that evolved to ease terminal pain and suffering- possibly a remnant of“feigned-death” strategies used by lower mammals?
Establishment of the JBC captures the momentum of progress from local to regional ecosystem planning.It harnesses the dynamics that evolved in the LAB Stakeholder Forum to continue advancing collaborative efforts for effective biodiversity protection and policy making in the Jerusalem region.