Examples of using Epochs in English and their translations into Danish
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In defining historical epochs, this crisis is sometimes viewed as marking the transition from Classical Antiquity to Late Antiquity.
It is thought that during various epochs it was used as the common sacred site of the ancient cities of Seleukeia and Side.
it spanned three epochs, from peasant society to the industrial
Within the change of epochs from Pisces to Aquarius, the so-called baby boomers were born into the unique position of straddling two epochs.
sculptors from all style epochs.
He does not realize it, but he is a being half way between two mighty epochs.
Reactionary epochs like ours not only disintegrate
periods, and epochs are not equal. Life It was early in the Archaean Era,
that the great quadrupeds of the later tertiary epochs might, in most parts of Northern Europe
periods, and epochs are not equal.
For example, the introduction of metallic money brought into operation a series of laws which remain valid for all countries and historical epochs in which metallic money is a medium of exchange.
where his experience from the work with this repertoire is also applied to the music of other epochs- for example the Danish national song repertoire.
But these epochs demand not arrangements between the small groups with mutual hiding of sins
Astronomers use certain Julian Day values as important reference points, called Epochs. One widely-used epoch is called J2000;
The closing epochs of the preceding era were indeed the age of frogs,
space will successively pass through the following seven developmental epochs.
other writings from eight epochs of elections in Hungary between 1848 and 1994, and contains further reading.
But these epochs demand not arrangements between the small groups with mutual hiding of sins
In our epoch this number is extremely high.
Between Lydia and Atul. a fight to the death For Epoch, it might well be.