Sentence examples for estonian origin from inspiring English sources

The architect of Estonian origin understood that geometry is a vehicle to incorporate time, that it is not enough as a matrix of space, and that it needs a thick wall to make architecture still a mystery that speaks to man and his institutions.

The older generations in the return diaspora are of single Estonian origin and have Estonian as their first language.

CrowdIPR, an Estonian-origin startup developing a crowd-sourced intellectual property research platform has received an investment of $135,000 from the UK's Northstar Ventures and IP Group.

In order to test the suitability of hybrid aspen genotypes of different geographic origin for Estonian conditions, a progeny trial with completely randomised design was established, whereby phenological observations in spring and autumn were carried out during the third and sixth growing season since planting.

Another possible origin is Estonian, where maa means earth, and mutt means mole.

The international reputation of Estonian art has grown beyond these origins with the work of sculptor Juri Ojaver, ceramicists Leo Rohlin and Kaido Kask, digital media artist Mare Tralla, and graphic artist Urmo Raus.

The demographic composition of the samples of Estonians and those of Russian ethnic origin was similar.

Finnish noita, Mansi nait, and Estonian noit belong together linguistically, and their origin may be traced back to the common Finno-Ugric period before 2500 bc.

The 30-year-old Mr. Lottman, who is an advocate of Estonian independence although he is of Russian-Jewish origin, said in an interview that the campaign began in 1988 and was led by the Geneva '49 movement.

The Estonian sample included 290 individuals of Russian ethnic origin.

In contrast, the younger generations are often of mixed ethnic origin and do not always have Estonian as their first language (Kulu 2000).