Sentence examples for historical units from inspiring English sources
The names of the Llandovery, Wenlock, and Ludlow series correspond to historical units originally proposed by Murchison (see below Early work).
In the two centuries since Ferdinand I had become king in Bohemia, Hungary, and Croatia, as well as regent in the so-called hereditary lands, a certain cohesion between the major historical units had been clearly established.
New historical units were included with the expansion pack, such as the huskarls.
He directed the historical unit of the Resettlement Administration (later the Farm Security Administration).
Europe has not managed to view its literature as a historical unit, and I continue to insist that this is an irreparable intellectual loss.
The initial assignment of the historical unit was to use photographs to try to persuade Congress that thousands of dispossessed farm families were in desperate need of government assistance.
"To be part of this historical unit and to represent the state at the inaugural, how much better does it get?" asked Steven deFriesse, commandant of the Second Company Governor's Horse Guard and one of many troopers preparing for the trip.
However, from mid-1935 to early 1937 Evans worked for a regular salary as a member of the so-called "historical unit" of the Farm Security Administration (FSA; earlier, the Resettlement Administration), an agency of the Department of Agriculture.
To say that the nineteen-seventies invented the template of contemporary American life and then to say that Reaganism is that template is incoherent, and one of the things making it incoherent is the insistence on treating the nineteen-seventies as a historical unit.
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In the usual historical strategy, units may only vary slightly from each other, but here the hulking greenskins play completely differently to the dwarves, while vampire counts barely need an army.
