英語 での In the eighteenth century の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Imitations and treatments The Aventurine glass invented in Murano, Italy in the eighteenth century can easily be confused with sunstone.
A book of invaluable use in understanding British imperial administration is Colonial Georgia: A Study in British Imperial Policy in the Eighteenth Century.
Iridescent colors and exotic elements are employed for decorative ends, whimsically illustrating how European artists imagined China in the eighteenth century.
In the eighteenth century, philosophers considered the whole of human knowledge, including science, to be their field and discussed questions such as whether the universe had a beginning.
Further attempts to drain the fens were made in the eighteenth century, and the first proposals to use the drains for navigation were made in 1779.
In the eighteenth century, philosophers considered the whole of human knowledge, including science, to be their field and discussed questions such as: Did the universe have a beginning?
Finney was a product of the Enlightenment, which in the eighteenth century introduced humanism(human reason as the source of knowledge) into the philosophical spectrum.
These two large, pear-shaped diamonds weigh 14.25 and 20.34 carats respectively and are originally from India or Brazil, the only significant sources of diamonds in the eighteenth century.
In the eighteenth century, the famine in Germany forced the government to take radical measures: to force the distribution of potatoes for growing and consumption and food.
For example, the pioneering works of Adam Smith in the eighteenth century showed the usefulness and dynamism of the market economy, and why-and particularly how-that dynamism worked.
For example, the pioneering works of Adam Smith in the eighteenth century showed the usefulness and dynamism of the market economy, and why- and particularly how- that dynamism worked.
Although its eventual breakdown contributed greatly to the loss of independence in the eighteenth century, the system worked reasonably well for 200 years while fostering a spirit of civic liberality unmatched in the Europe of its day.
Basilica of San Francisco el Grande Built in the eighteenth century, this basilica boasts one of Europe's largest domes, which, at 58 metres high and 33 metres in diameter, crowns the rotunda.
Later, possibly as a gift from Empress Maria Theresa, it passed into the possession of Prince Kaunitz, and from him, in the eighteenth century, to the collection of Prince Esterházy- hence its name, the Esterházy Madonna.