Приклади вживання Began to be used in Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Some of them began to be used in industry, and then they began to plant them on plots for decorative purposes.
LASIK technology has undergone clinical multistageTest before it began to be used in ophthalmic centers and clinics.
The modern concept of information began to be used in science in the middle of the 20th century, and according to the reference literature it is understood by information.
Such an arrangement began to be used in the middle of the century for aircraft wings
The concept began to be used in the 1960s in the physiological,
which made English the language of the courts and it began to be used in Parliament.
and then began to be used in the decorative purposes.
A Halberd was a special kind of weapon which began to be used in parts of Europe in the 14th century
Frequency modulation began to be used in 1940 and had completely forced out amplitude modulation by 1946.
G CEC has been in the HDMI specification since version 1.0, but only began to be used in consumer electronics products with HDMI version 1.3a.
The term"leap year" for the first time began to be used in the Roman Empire
Reasil® feed materials began to be used in the European Union, Ukraine.
It began to be used in North America,
The chemical analysis of the paper in its structure was discovered bleach, which began to be used in paper production only since 1955.
He suggested new methods of synthesis of benzemadazols that began to be used in the production of aniline dyes.
Over time, this word began to be used in everyday speech not only among criminals(along with the derivative"bazaryty,” that is, to speak, to hold conversation).
Under the Ming, silk began to be used in a series of accessories:
tablets for abortion began to be used in early pregnancy.
more), but because of its anabolic properties over time began to be used in sports.
UAVs began to be used in various spheres of public life- in geodesy for conducting the topographic survey,