Examples of using Punctuated in English and their translations into Greek
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other problems always seem punctuated by a grand, cheerful affirmation:‘Born in the U.S.A.!'“!
other problems always seems punctuated by a grand, cheerful affirmation:‘Born in the U.S.A.!'”!
3-6 Hz activity punctuated by spikes and sharp waves in occipital leads,
Particularly after Stalin's death in 1953, what is punctuated is the purity of the Korean blood, and not the study of Marxism-Leninism.
Perhaps, but another decade of slow growth, punctuated by periodic debt-related convulsions,
his life was punctuated by personal crises
Venetian and Turkish architecture punctuated by hidden squares.
immerse yourself in the natural beauty, punctuated by the domes of the many churches on the island.
as one of them wrote in a letter sent home,"months of boredom punctuated by moments of extreme terror".
The Swedish presidency will be marked mainly by the provocative police actions that punctuated the Gothenburg summit.
is punctuated by significant monuments.
the organizations of the Left have been mired in stagnation, punctuated by bouts of internal crises.
Miscavige launched a week punctuated with captivating nightly events
Such a system tends toward exponential growth punctuated by crises or temporary interruptions in the accumulation process.
a perfect, concise creation punctuated, perforated and indented for the people, by the people.
Such a system by its very nature tends towards growth punctuated by crises or temporary interruptions to the accumulation process.
launches a week punctuated with captivating nightly events
The basic assumption of punctuated equilibrium is that a very few creatures,
The basic assumption of punctuated equilibrium is that very few creatures,