Examples of using Typified in English and their translations into Greek
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The geometric work of the Greeks, typified in the Elements, provided the framework for generalizing formulae beyond the solution of particular problems into more general systems of stating
a cosmopolitan city typified by a confusion of languages,
foreshadowed or typified far more glorious things to come.
varied research on issues of migration and belonging- as typified by current studies on race,
The Bairi district, free of the asphyxiating crush that typified the rest of the city
applied art typified by Hector Guimard's Paris metro entrances.
a way of thinking typified by the Russian psychologist Pavlov.
The cause of the exceptional brutality and cruelty that typified whites was not only the lust for gold
land structures, typified by the parcelling of small farms,
the social problem that is typified by an education system based on personalised choice,
This is a statement that typifies my life.
The 10,000 steps example typifies the problem in many ways.
the star of initiation, typifies the Will.
formalist spirit that typifies the space.
Zeus, the man-hating ruler of Olympus, typifies the oligarchical model,
And now, the nominations for that Who among us who best typifies the qualities of Whodom and Whodery the Whoville holiday cheer-meister!
Virtual reality best typifies this movement, its simulations
The immersive exhibition includes the works that typify Klimt's work
Nonetheless, the structural overcapacity situation which typifies the Community fleet has led the Commission to demand more
All these typify Jesus' sacrifice,