The picture was replaced as the initial one was taken circa 1918, and therefore unlikely to include Australian soldiers, who were not fighting in Gallipoli by then.
Photos of Gossett taken circa 1971 bear a close resemblance to the most widely circulated Cooper composite drawing.
One of Mildred's snapshots, taken circa 1941, shows her little sisters Audrey and Tookie standing in front of their mother at the northern edge of Central Park, mugging for the camera in their smart hats and jackets, their hands on their hips.
Thirty-six plots (2 km × 2 km) with paired aerial photographs taken circa 1994 and circa 2008 at a scale of 1 10,000 or larger were randomly selected from the 20 km × 20 km National Forest Inventory (NFI) grid.
Google's search engine has a massively dominant marketshare in Europe, taking circa 90percentnt of the market, which is why the bloc's competition rules come into play here.
The TV stations, he discovered, seemed to take their organizational models from a state-owned enterprise circa 1950: CME's London office delivered marching orders and bought content for the stations, even drafted their broadcasting schedules.
The 27-year-old playwright Carly Mensch ("Now Circa Then") said working on Showtime's "Weeds" taught her how to take criticism.
If not a leafy European suburb unruffled by economic crisis, then perhaps the Upper West Side, circa 1987, before the slick condos and big-box stores began to take over.
While the core Circa experience will be the same, there are certain features that are meant to take advantage of the platforms openness, while appealing to Android users.
"Dancer" (circa 1885-90), the cover art of the sale catalog, depicts a single dancer about to take her bow.
