Examples of using Well understood in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And well understood a joke.
Unsurprisingly, depression was not well understood before the 20th century.
They well understood the delicacy of the situation.
The difference between these balances can be well understood with the help of an example.
Is that well understood by every single student?".
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The Co-ordinator ensures that the objectives of the network are well understood by the members of his/her Committee.
Thanks, all well understood except“add a footnote”.
He did a lot of experiments withX-Rays in his career before the dangers of radiation were well understood.
As the departing president well understood, in this world there is only incremental progress.
Glucagon may also play a role in this process,though the exact role is not as well understood, at least not in humans.
Well understood that the process is key to achieving results, but always keeps in mind what it wants to achieve.
Glucagon may also play a part within this process,although the precise role isn't as well understood, at least not in humans.
And as well understood as the capitalist example is, I think it is less well appreciated that democracy has the same problems.
Organizations assume the social responsibility for the benefit itself, well understood, or at least must be responsive to the social forces.
The effect, as Eban well understood, would be to allow Israel to implement, undisturbed, its programs of illegal expansion and harsh repression.
Based off accounts from the few survivors,it gives you a window in a part of the world and culture that wasn't well understood during this period of time.
Although the physics of tidal flows is thought to be well understood, mathematical and numerical modelling of ocean tides remains a challenge.
And the answer is not complicated, but it's one which I don't want to go through here, other than to say that the communicationsystems for doing this are really pretty well understood.
Unfortunately, the importance of breast density is still not well understood and as a result there is no clear action for women who receive this information.
Neither the unusual shape of the surrounding cooler shell nor the structure and placements of the cool filamentary dustlanes running across NGC 3132 are well understood.
Although the impact of indoor pollution is not as well understood as outdoor pollution, a recent WHO report suggested indoor air pollution may cause or contribute to 99,000 premature deaths a year in Europe.
Yet if war allowed the regime to conquer territory, it was also a means-as Hitler himself well understood- to change the Germans and their values.
A high level of triglycerides in the blood is also associated with an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease(CVD),despite the fact that the reason for this isn't always well understood.
Speaking in the lead up to World Parkinson's Day(Thursday 11 April), study leader Professor KarenJones says it is still not well understood why many sufferers of Parkinson's experience such a major fall in blood pressure after eating.
A high level of triglycerides in the blood, associating it as increasing the risk of developing cardiovascular disease(CVD), despite the fact that the reason for this,is not always well understood.
Well understood by the chairman of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru, Julio Velarde,“The main conclusion is that most of the countries of the region is able to act with appropriate instruments to ensure that the financial system is maintained stable.”.
In this economic vein, NESARA, the acronym for National Economic Security and Reformation Act,is well known in some circles but not necessarily well understood, and no wonder.
I reminded the attorneys that a courtroom confrontation concerning his“sanity” would not be a search for truth orjustice(which they well understood), and noted that they were on the losing side of the civil rights battle(which they well knew).
Both have waged several major conventional wars against their neighbors and have experienced low- intensity conflict and terror, as they are both involved inprotracted conflicts characterized by complex ethnic and religious components not always well understood by outsiders.