Examples of using Existed since in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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This kind of co-operation has existed since the very beginning, i.e. since the first IPhO.
Of the billions and billions of species of living things that have existed since the dawn of time, most-99.9%-are no longer around.
Of the billions and billions of species of living thing that have existed since the dawn of time, most-99.99 percent-are no longer around.
Tuned versions of the first mass production car(the model T) existed since the early days of automotive history.
As Richardson pointed out, A2/AD strategies have existed since the dawn of warfare.
BioCoin is created by the farm cooperative LavkaLavka, which has existed since 2009.
In one form or another, that gap has existed since America's birth.
Categories are a foundational part of MediaWiki and have existed since the beginning of the software.
because you have come to know the one who has existed since the beginning;
or… Which are offerings, have existed since the first.
language, which are offerings, have existed since the first.
Utah also broke some school records: 143 points blew up a mark that existed since 1960, when the Utes scored 132 points against Evansville.
On internet policy they co-operate through a specially constructed coalition which has existed since 1999.
The superstition that it is impossible to cut yourself has existed since the days of our grandmothers,
This event uncovers an issue with PCs that has existed since they were designed: they do precisely what you instruct them to do.
While small test programs existed since the development of programmable computers, the tradition of using the phrase“Hello, world!” as a test message was influenced by
Rudimentary versions of grid systems existed since the medieval times, but a group of Swiss graphic designers,
The current Lithuania- Poland border has existed since the re-establishment of the independence of Lithuania on March 11, 1990.[6] That border was established in the aftermath of World War II.
This occurrence reveals a problem with computers that has existed since they were invented: they do exactly what you tell them to do.
of the Soviet Union, signaling the end of a tense and often perilous period in world history that had existed since the end of the Second World War.