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Significados de historical epoch en inglés
ruso
исторический период portugués
cronologia da história do mundo español
período histórico catalán
període històric Segment of time in history.
Sinónimos
Examples for "period"
Examples for "period"
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Why should the situation reach a crisis point in a valley period?
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The New Year period may bring about a welcome change of scenery.
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A final vote on new regulations would follow a public comment period.
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In the second period Carrick also helped create the Devils' second goal.
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However, any potential move this trade period would likely come much cheaper.
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This is what I'm referring to when I talk about diet periodization.
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Integration of periodization principles into a rehabilitation programme still however remains a challenge.
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If we adopt a political system of periodization, we might say that around 500 B.C.
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To some degree any periodization is a matter of convenience, and it should be accepted as such.
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Future research should verify if these findings are applicable to runners of different levels and other periodization models.
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At one historical period civilizations were established in the tropics and semi-tropics.
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At a very remote historical period the mechanism of eclipses had been discovered.
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Perhaps I missed out on the historical period when the currency was farmyard poultry.
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Game of Thrones is hardly the first historical period production to feature an anachronism.
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But they had already made Egypt what it has been throughout the historical period.
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It is not an attractive representation of the first colossus of the Irish historical era, nor an accurate one.
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They might focus more on the shared culture of a geographic area or historical era, such as Scandinavian, Germanic, or Viking.
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The world is turning round and over and back to that one previous historical era when the aversion to childbearing was widespread.
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Granted, during some historical eras, conservation has been a virtue.
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It crosses historical eras, has been responsible for entire governments rising and falling, and has propped up beleaguered economies.
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Europe has drawn 10 in the same time period, CB Insights said.
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Survival rates also have improved among cases diagnosed over this time period.
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Roth: I'd say Wednesdays at 9 is a particularly competitive time period.
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Does the breach only concern data collected in a specific time period?
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Quality adult dramas released in this time period produce very healthy multiples.
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Three separate time periods are used in order to prevent attrition bias.
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LPV as first choice drug is often used over long time periods.
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Studies have documented significant anomalies in radiocarbon data for certain time periods.
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The houses on this block are hodge-podge, from all different time periods.
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Two time periods were sampled to assess short-term stability of sleep-wake patterns.
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They may cover great historical periods and represent the ideas of many men.
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You can go back to time immemorial and look for historical periods that have a Germany.
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Or are there historical periods that remain untouched?
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They represented rather the costumes and common dress of many peoples of many countries over many historical periods.
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Of all historical periods, the Middle Ages have undergone the most revision in recent times, visually at least.
Uso de historical epoch en inglés
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The Pass Bridge itself is linked to an even earlier disturbed historical epoch.
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A historical epoch always leaves behind a handful of people for the following period.
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The real historical epoch closed, a new age began with the granting of the Great Charter.
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He stands at the head of a great historical epoch, which was prepared to receive and crown him.
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It's as if some secret wormhole into a different historical epoch has been discovered and the knowledge of centuries is being unlearned.
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What if the historical epoch during which that expectation was feasible is now over? writes Edward Hugh, an economist with a particular focus on demographics.
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These patterns are universal across cultures, historical epochs, and social circumstances.
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