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Meanings of hemisphere in English
Usage of hemisphere in English
1
Tens of thousands of years ago, woolly mammoths roamed the northern hemisphere.
2
Even today, however, a Washington-Moscow confrontation could devastate the entire northern hemisphere.
3
PLF was reduced in SZ for non-homologous right and left hemisphere sources.
4
The northern hemisphere has to aspire to higher standards with immediate effect.
5
A terrible wind that blows in the southern hemisphere at regular intervals.
6
Volume change for electrode placement per ECT session varied similarly by hemisphere.
7
One half is called the left hemisphere, the other the right hemisphere.
8
The impact of large-scale migration is affecting many countries in the hemisphere.
9
The present marked a great era in the history of this hemisphere.
10
Was it another instance of the right hemisphere's ability to resolve incongruity?
11
He was the first to utter anti-slavery principles in the Western hemisphere.
12
Parts of the northern hemisphere have also warmed at similarly fast rates.
13
The Projectile was evidently heading towards the northern hemisphere of the Moon.
14
There was a fresh breeze; this hemisphere was emerging from its winter.
15
Then he unfastened and took down the glass hemisphere over the light.
16
One way or another, all oriented themselves against that hemisphere of fire.
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Translations for hemisphere
Portuguese
Catalan
Hemisphere through the time
Hemisphere across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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