英語 での Predates の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Discovered an issue with ECDSA credentials- if your Tower server has a version of OpenSSH that predates 5.7, jobs will fail when launched jobs with ECDSA credentials.
Proviron actually predates the“golden era” of bodybuilding by quite some time, it's original“formula” was developed in the 1930's by the pharmaceutical company Schering as a means of treating hormone related conditions.
The Hindu religion predates the Annunaki influence in India, and runs a parallel course, thus their symbolism does not necessarily represent the Annunaki.
Mesos is an orchestration and management solution that actually predates Docker, but has recently added support for Docker into its built-in application framework Marathon.
The Babylonian Flood itself predates the biblical by about 33,000 years, which demonstrates that the two inundations do not reflect one“historical” flood.
The Unix'rm' program's use of a single'-' for this purpose predates the development of the getopt standard syntax.
We all tend to think of integrated circuits(the IC bit of ASIC) as single silicon chips, but the idea predates monolithic ICs by decades.
The Web predates Google, but the company in recent years has championed the transformation of the Web from a place for static Web sites into a foundation for interactive applications such as its own Google Docs.
Moreover, the mood of primitive autochtonousness that predates the appearance of human beings, exacerbated by the bulging eyes and the peculiar things coming out of some creatures' mouths, contributes to the fact the works are seen as something occult.
He Said/She Said- When you read Greenpeace's rating of Apple, the latest version of which predates Jobs's letter, the most striking aspect is how many of the scores are based not on any quantitative measurement, much less on one that would be verifiable by an independent auditor, but on what the company has said it will do.
There are a few stories that predate"steamboat willie.
ICANN was founded in 1998, but there are TLDs which predate its existence or are otherwise outside of its jurisdiction.
This is, of course, consistent with numerous historical accounts predating the Israeli colonial occupation of Palestine.
Most mythologies do not credit humans with the invention of language but speak of a divine language predating human language.
The present tension between consumers and copyright is predated by a centuries-old war between publishers and authors.
Q:(L) What is the original definition that predated the ancient writings that we have access to?
Lacrosse and surfing arose from Native American and Native Hawaiian activities that predate Western contact.
Likewise, libraries predating this feature won't trigger warnings because the compiler doesn't know whether or not a given parameter should be treated as nullable.
These predate the development of the C programming language, but other forms of strings were often used.
Driver writers should not copy such mechanisms found in drivers in the tree that predate this function.