Examples of using What limits in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
What limits will you set?
An important question becomes: What limits do these people have?
What limits us?
The question, then, is: Who has the right to determine what limits are just, necessary, and reasonable?
What limits should be.
People also translate
Now, in all our simulations of the human mind, what limits us is the ability of the computer to program itself.
What limits do I impose on myself?
Now, in all our simulations of the human mind, what limits us is the ability of the computer to program itself.
What limits do we set for ourselves?
I think you should retire from McMurdo Sound", he wrote, advising Shackleton not to make any plans to work from anywhere in the entireRoss Sea quarter until Scott decided"what limits he puts on his own rights".
What limits do we place on ourselves?
As a general rule, however, the BMA believes that parents should be entitled to make choices about how best to promote their children's interests,and it is for society to decide what limits should be imposed on parental choices.".
What limits did Odin put upon his curiosity?
The problem for Spain, which is what limits the ability of the prime minister to be flexible, is the dynamics of the breakdown.
What limits does the child need in the moment?
What limits the power of private security companies?
What limit have I set for myself?
To what limit?
What limit can be put to this power, acting during long ages and rigidly scrutinizing the whole structure, and habits of each creature,- favoring the good and rejecting the bad?
However, it is unclear just how narrowlyregulatory authorities will interpret this category or what limiting principles, if any, will guide their analyses.
In what limited way did Jesus begin to exercise his kingship in the first century, but for what would he have to wait?
Tell me what those limits are….
Said another way, what generates limits.
You know exactly what your limits are.