Examples of using The clusters in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
The clusters are healing.
And look at the clusters here.
And, most importantly, what causes the clusters?
Tell that to the clusters of sarcoidosis cases.
Media and information serve as a weapon for each of the clusters.
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It was very painful to see the clusters of grapes all dry.
Okay, so, the clusters of red dots are when the opposition started fights with Marko.
Filming the roosting butterfliesis not going to be simple, the clusters are unstable.
After ripening, the clusters may hang on a bush for a long time;
Official grapes for the production of Lambrusco are harvested, separated from the clusters and crushed.
When the clusters are formed, they are thinned, leaving no more than one bunch of grapes on the shoot.
Harvest of lemongrass in the fall in late September- October,cutting the clusters with a whole sharp knife, so as not to damage the vines.
The clusters of stones stem, most likely from the collapse of a building or installation that has not yet been exposed.
The clusters were located near the craft's centers of gravity, and were fired in pairs in opposite directions for attitude control.
Original map by John Snow showing the clusters of cholera cases in the London epidemic of 1854, drawn and lithographed by Charles Cheffins.
But we eliminated this possibility using observations made by radio telescopes to show that there was nocorrelation between interstellar hydrogen gas and the location of the clusters we were studying.
Just as the clusters of stars are so numerous they cannot be counted, so, too, the groups of Good People are innumerable(Sifre Devarim, Eikev, 11:47).".
The clusters, called brain organoids, had been grown a few weeks earlier in the biologist's lab here at the University of California, San Diego.
Now known as h and chi Persei, or NGC 869(above right)and NGC 884, the clusters themselves are separated by only a few hundred light-years and contain stars much younger and hotter than the Sun.
The clusters of Cabernet Sauvignon were squeezed whole using a special process to produce almost colorless grape juice destined to become white wine(blanc de noir).
Comparing the advances of Xeround with what was available at the time,when the Clusters models of Oracle and Microsoft were not as stable as they are today, it looked like Xeround really had a qualitative advantage over its powerhouse competitors.
The clusters in the exhibition, however, do not inquire about collecting as such; rather, they are interested in the outlooks resulting from their juxtaposed display and the stratified, multiple gaze they generate.
God will let all who are in search see the light again and the glory He had in Israel, see God has come down upon a white cloud among men, see the clouds of white,see the clusters of fruit, see Jehovah God of Israel, God of Israel, see the“Master” of the Jews, see the longed-for Messiah, and the full appearance of Him persecuted by kings throughout the ages.
The clusters of wooden houses marked by mezuzahs, shops, schools and synagogues for a busy week resounded with Yiddish so that on Friday evening the inhabitants could celebrate the Sabbath, engulfing in the smell of kugel and cholent and in the sounds of niguns.
In addition to being physically close together, the clusters' ages based on their individual stars are similar-- evidence that both clusters were likely a product of the same star-forming region.
Its core elements are the“Institutional Strategy”, the Clusters of Excellence“Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden”(cfaed),“Center for Regenerative Therapies Dresden(CRTD) and the Graduate School“Dresden International Graduate School for Biomedicine and Bioengineering”(DIGS-BB).