Examples of using Persisted until in English and their translations into French
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The specific glandulosa, referring to the glands on the leaves, persisted until as late as 1957, but it was ultimately made invalid as a later homonym at the species level.
an amnesia which persisted until the end of World War II.
This tectonically-quiet period persisted until the Late Devonian time(about 360 million years ago) when the next period of mountain-building began, the Acadian orogeny.
These conditions persisted until the nineteenth century,
His peaceful transfer of power to Pedro José Escalón in 1903 allowed for a degree of political stability that persisted until the events of 1931-32.
This trend persisted until the rise of National Learning which sought to separate Shintō from both Buddhism
These visitations persisted until the 13 May 1917 when,
Under this system, which persisted until the Survey was granted the authority to crew its ships in 1900, many of the most famous
This negative view persisted until the early 1950s,
This uncertainty persisted until the end of March 2011;
an error which persisted until the measurements carried out by Paul-Adrien Bourdaloue in 1847.
The idea that the southwest corner of a structure is the safest place in a tornado was first published in the 1800s and persisted until the 1990s despite being thoroughly debunked in the 1960s and 70s.
Had Wei dismissed from court-which led to Wei's suicide shortly after-the problem with court eunuchs persisted until the dynasty's collapse less than two decades later.
the subsequent massacres, which persisted until the end of the 1970s.
and that situation persisted until 1990.
the incidence reached epidemic proportions in 1999(9,946 cases). The epidemic persisted until August 2000;
Unconfirmed sightings persisted until the 1960s; however,
These wars persisted until the emergence of extraordinary leaders such as President Sadat of Egypt,
Ice conditions persisted until the second week of April on the Montreal/Lake Ontario section,
animal husbandry that developed in the 14th century and persisted until World War II.