Examples of using Continued to develop in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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In the course of evolution man has continued to develop the techniques of combustion, learning to cook clay
Mondrian continued to develop this aesthetic further, becoming known around the world as'neo-plasticism'.
which we have continued to develop since then.
Under Carl Duisberg's leadership BAYER continued to develop increasingly lethal chemical weapons,
IBM continued to develop OS/2, while Microsoft changed the name of its(as yet unreleased) OS/2 3.0 to Windows NT.
IBM continued to develop OS/2, while Microsoft changed the name of its(as yet unreleased) OS/2 3.0 to Windows NT.
Throughout this period Han continued to develop greater movement, dynamism, vitality,
the U.S. Navy continued to develop MAD gear as a parallel development with sonar detection technologies.
The IJN continued to develop its strength and commissioned a number of warships from British
The CPA continued to develop and consolidate its programme despite the unfortunate death of Howard in 1992,
Under Carl Duisberg's leadership BAYER continued to develop increasingly lethal chemical weapons,
During the Interbellum, Bianchi continued to develop new bicycles
Texas gained independence that year, and continued to develop an economy dominated by slavery in the eastern part of the territory.
North Korea continued to develop its nuclear programs.
He returned to Holland during the First World War and continued to develop his own artistic style.
Furthermore Bally and Sehechaye continued to develop de Saussure's theories,
The glass making continued to develop, and the glass works and glass masters grew.
Medicine continued to develop too and 1967 we saw the first ultrasound scanner.
The corporate business segment continued to develop positively, with revenue growth of EUR 40 million(+7.7%).
Coordination with the United States continued to develop within the wider context of transatlantic dialogue.