Примеры использования A cartographer на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I'm not a cartographer, but I think so.
Chief O'Brien and I are prepared for the arrival of a cartographer.
It is very easy to be a cartographer afterwards.
He is a cartographer who wants to map the entire city.
Well, Michael was a geneticist, but over the centuries,he was also an artist, a cartographer and an astronomer.
Stop being a cartographer and become an explorer.
At the end of the 17th century construction work in the Kremlin was continued by Semyon Remezov, a cartographer who was also the first historian of Siberia.
You find a cartographer who sells maps of the land for 1000 gold.
His fame as cartographer grew rapidly to the point that on 16 October 1617 he was appointed the first exclusive cartographer of the Dutch East India Company(the VOC),probably the most strategic position a cartographer could have in those days.
His father served as a cartographer engineer and retired with a high rank of major general.
The Office also comprises nine international posts(four P-4: an Operations Officer and three Electoral Affairs Officers(civic/voter education, voter registration and field coordination); three P-3: a Logistics Officer, a Legal Officer and an Information Technology Officer); two Administrative Assistants(General Service(Other level)) anda United Nations Volunteer a cartographer.
The game tells the story of Benjamin Parker, a cartographer sent to Trewarthan, Cornwall in 1912 to map the coastline.
A cartographer by trade, Barentsz sailed to Spain and the Mediterranean to complete an atlas of the Mediterranean region, which he co-published with Petrus Plancius.
Afterwards he was a civil servant,working as a cartographer and surveyor in the Moluccas and western New Guinea.
As a cartographer, his life's work was the preparation of Italia or the Atlante geografico d'Italia(Geographic Atlas of Italy), printed posthumously by Magini's son in 1620.
Well, my great-great-great- grandfather on my mother's side was a cartographer in Colmar, which is in Alsace Lorraine, which is basically right across from the black forest.
The team with a cartographer and topographer, a geodesist and a 3D-operator, arrived to the East Kazakhstan with the aim to include sacral, historical and cultural and tourist objects of the region into the virtual map.
The additional expenditures incurred under this heading were attributable primarily to the hiring of a cartographer to meet immediate operational requirements for mapping services owing to the security situation in the mission area.
His father served as a cartographer engineer(e.g., he made a first map of Karelia) and retired with a high rank of major general.
During the period under review,the Office facilitated field missions undertaken along the land boundary by United Nations surveyors and a cartographer, and provided logistical and administrative support to the missions of Commission observers to the Bakassi peninsula.
After several years of working as a cartographer, he began working as a comic artist at Marvel UK, the Britain-based imprint of Marvel Comics.
On 16 January 2008, Khalil Tafkaji, a cartographer and expert on settlements, uncovered a project to build a new Jewish quarter in East Jerusalem.
Based on the recommendations of the electoral survey mission, provision is made for a cartographer for two months($10,000 for fee and travel) and for a data-processing programmer with experience in elections-related support issues for four months $30,000 for fee and travel.
After the war, Steinwehr was employed as a geographer and cartographer.
After high school Lechtzin worked as a draftsman and cartographer.
Verbiest worked as a diplomat and cartographer, and also as a translator, because he spoke Latin, German, Dutch, Spanish, Hebrew, and Italian.
Although it contained no fundamental changes in the presentation of his previous work,it helped him to assert himself as a freelance cartographer.
His son, Jehuda Cresques,was also a notable cartographer.
Wally B. Feed: An eccentric cartographer from Woodtick.
In 1939, the Pope employed a Jewish cartographer, Roberto Almagia, to work on old maps in the Vatican library.