Examples of using That the memory in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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Programming
Is that the memory spell?
So far we can't find any evidence that the memory is false.
Verify that the memory card is in correctly.
Ensure that the memory card is removed from the camera.
If Netanyahu and Katz do not stop this and stop negotiating the Holocaust,the world will know that the memory of the Holocaust is not sacred to the Israeli government.
I'm hoping that the memory loss is only temporary.
In the book of Shemot, this concern does not arise, for the people did not experience direct revelation,and thus there is no concern that the memory of the event will lead to giving it form.[3].
Doesn't mean that the memory's authentic.
That the memory on the phone ran out before the actual murder took place?
It's very possible that the memory on your device is FULL.
I thought that the memory of the Holocaust would shame those boasting anti-Semitic opinions.
It is a common belief that the memory can be improved through the exercise.
He was still too young to know that the memory of the heart eliminates evil and manifests good, and that through this sacrifice we are able to withstand the burden of the past.
These are unimaginable achievements, but it seems that the memory of the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was even more amazing.
You're implying that the memory Victor showed me is not reliable.
Researchers noted that the memory was better in those given fish oil.
Years later, he wrote that the memory of killing that cat still haunted him.
EEPROMs differ from DRAMs in that the memory stays in even if electrical power is lost.
No academic research has yet proved this, but I strongly suspect that the memory of remarkable ability, if that is the source of one's self-worth, might, for some, provide an invidious contrast to a later, less remarkable life.
This prestigious international award recognizes that the memory of the Holocaust-the systematic murder of the Jews that took place in the heart of Europe- has profound significance for the coexistence of the family of nations, today, and through the ages.
Liliana Segre- an Italian Senator for life and Holocaust survivor-recently said that the memory of the Shoah must help today's Europeans"to reject the temptation of indifference towards the injustice that surrounds us, to remain vigilant, and to be more aware of everyone's responsibility towards the other.".
Seven… there's no doubt in my mind that you believe what you're saying, but is it possible--just possible-- that the memories you and the Doctor recovered aren't accurate?
Isn't one of its missions to ensure that the memories are true?
Other explanations about life andthe mind are also comparable to some Shinto beliefs, such as that the memories of experience are recorded in a film-like memory, each frame duplicating the events for the person.