Examples of using Which is reflected in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Appliances meditation: Imagine a small lake, which is reflected in the depth of the star.
Marios Savvides of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,believes the key to distinguishing twins is to look at their behaviour, which is reflected in the face.
Esto helps to have a safe attitude to customers, which is reflected in the acting and the excellent results obtained.
It is also not really suited for anyone looking for some comfort during their stay-The accommodation is very basic(which is reflected in the price of $20+/ night).
Your internal value of abundance(which is reflected in the material world as money)is called consciousness of wealth.
In Caroselli's workshop Pietro Paolini had the opportunity to study the various schools andtechniques, which is reflected in the stylistic flexibility of his work.
Inequalities in services provided to Arab citizens, which is reflected, inter alia, in the presence of low government institutions in Arab communities; And more.
The northernmost of Greece's Ionian Islands, Corfu was controlled by many foreign powers,notably the Venetians and British, which is reflected in its culture and the architecture on the island.
This is shaped by our anthroposophic approach, which is reflected in our selection of high-quality raw materials and our special, in some cases unique, production processes.
Further, the state of full employment is reached, now enterprises are forced to hire not qualified,not so productive workers, which is reflected by an additional increase in production costs and prices.
He praised the Palestinian national unity, which is reflected both at the front and during the talks in Cairo, despite the Israeli attempt to harm it and the intra-Palestinian reconciliation.
The fourth quarter representedone of the best quarters that I can remember, which is reflected in our customer wins and deferred revenues.
The ideal is to weigh only once a week, always at the same time and should be taken into account if it is during the menstrual period, because during this week it is normal to be a little more swollen, which is reflected in the balance.
They were used before our era, the ancient Hindus and Egyptians, which is reflected in the historical information about diabetes.
Internal customers of the company, for which such a crash means immediate revenue loss, received a faster response,and servers returned to activity in a shorter time, which is reflected in the bottom line- reducing revenue loss.
According to Prof. Zachs, under the Assad family regime there hasbeen a certain increase in the status of women, which is reflected in the relatively high number of female parliament members(about 12%) and in the fact that half of the students in the early 2000s were women.
There are advanced TVs today, awareness of the problem, and include hardware components that know how to take abroadcast“outdated” and improve its quality through internal processors and software, which is reflected in a more quality image for the viewer.
The beef departmentmaintains the highest level of professionalism in the industry, which is reflected in the careful selection of meat, expertly performed with years of accumulated experience.
The Bank of Israel notes the strength of the Israeli economy, which is reflected in the high levels of growth and employment to date, the robust domestic banking system, the high level of foreign currency reserves, the downward trend in the government debt burden, and in Israel's raised credit rating.
Our high standard of serviceis based on a customer-focused organization culture, which is reflected in the company's investment in its human capital.
As a university of applied sciences,Wittenborg sees as important an interdisciplinary approach to higher education, which is reflected in the cross-disciplinary, broad management programmes that allow students to develop their knowledge, skills and development through applied research in a manner that is not subject constrictive.
Sir Walter Scott was also responsible, through a series of pseudonymous letters published in the Edinburgh Weekly News in 1826, for retaining the right ofScottish banks to issue their own banknotes, which is reflected to this day by his continued appearance on the front of all notes issued by the Bank of Scotland.
He was a skilled orchestrator, which was reflected in his use of tone colors.
Japan is a colourful country with distinctive culture andancient traditions, which are reflected in the architecture, national character and cuisine.
Here are some of the key themes that came up in the presentations of many speakers, and which are reflected in the conference's title-"Toward a Jewish Digital Culture".
In Europe, assessments are that growth continued at a relatively high pace in the second quarter,and political risk declined, which was reflected in, among other things, a decline in yield spreads between Germany and other European countries.
ODT groups has many advantages which are reflected in two levels: the group expressed capabilities such as team decision making, task management and risk communications and sharing information, can moving process and coping with the end of interdependence.
The amount of the insurance amount is based on criteria such as type class, age and value of vehicle, mileage,garage parking and many other factors which are reflected in the different offerings of many different insurance groups.
It should also help to develop the skills necessary to perform successfully inbusiness organisations from start-ups to multinational companies, which are reflected in courses like Entrepreneurship and International Business.