Приклади вживання He explored Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In 1524 he explored present-day Nova Scotia.
In 1951 and 1952, as part of British intelligence, he explored approaches to Everest and Cho Oyu.
He explored much in the first few weeks.
As a true innovator, he explored new trends in contemporary music.
He explored these theories in his 1881 book The Common Law.
He explored how LinkedIn exploits a need for social reciprocity to widen its network;
Kozlov made six journeys to the Central Asia where he explored Mongolia, the Gobi Desert and the Eastern part of the Tibetan highland(Khams).
He explored the area near the labyrinth and gave his description and map in the"Guide to the cave in Kryvche"(1933).
So through the late 1970s and early 1980s,which we can see in his lectures and other sources, he explored older and older historical material.
Over the next few years he explored much of the river and its northern tributaries.
In a letter, written in 1504 and printed in 1505, he claimed to have made four voyages, on the first of which,in 1497, he explored the South American coast.
In the same year he explored the region surrounding Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in the Western Palearctic.
In his works Constitution of Athens, Politics,and Nicomachean Ethics he explored different forms of constitutions, especially those of Athens and Sparta.
He explored the western, south and southeastern shores of Lake Chad, and the lower courses of the rivers Waube, Logone and Shari.
In the town of Hannibal, Missouri, is a house in which a boy was playing SamClemens, and the cave which he explored as a child, and have been described in the famous"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.".
The following year he explored what is now Somalia with a number of other officers, including John Speke.
In March 2013, Davis presented an episode of the ITV series Perspectives: Warwick Davis-The Seven Dwarfs of Auschwitz, in which he explored the story of the Ovitz family, a touring musical troupe which included seven dwarfs who survived the Nazi Auschwitz concentration camp and the experiments of Josef Mengele.[1].
He explored Burma and Pegu, and spent three months in the Andaman Islands, of which he gave an exhaustive report in 1870.
When James Surowiecki wrote The Wisdom of Crowds in 2004, he explored the stock market and other classic social psychology examples, but“web 2.0” was still nascent.
He explored Mendlik's paintings on maritime themes and spans parallels between maritime landscapes and portraits written by the artist.
Working in at the end of the 19th century in Western Ukraine, he explored the depths of a Jewish world locked in crisis and on the cusp of profound change and he captured that world with brilliant humor.
He explored these ideas further in 1966 when he was the Chief Engineer and manager of the Equipment Design Division at Sanders Associates.
In addition,Mr. Garage Door shared stories on how he explored the New Mexico countryside in search of precious metals with his handy dandy metal detector- his treasured hobby.
In Shrine, he explored his Roman Catholic heritage with the story of an apparent miracle which turns out to be something much more sinister.
His first publishedwork was titled The Fourth Dimensionand he explored the subject along the ideas prevalent at the time in the works of Charles H. Hinton, the fourth dimension being an extension in space.
He explored the mathematics of optics, showing how light rays enter the eye, and produced magical illusions of changing visual perspectives in The Last Supper.
He explored how LinkedIn exploits a need for social reciprocity to widen its network, how YouTube and Netflix autoplay videos and next episodes, depriving users of a choice about whether or not they want to keep watching; how Snapchat created its addictive Snapstreaks feature, encouraging near-constant communication between its mostly teenage users.”.
Until 1859, he explored the regions of West Africa in the neighborhood of the equator, gaining considerable knowledge of the delta of the Ogooué River and the estuary of the Gabon.[1] During his travels from 1856 to 1859, he observed numerous gorillas, known to non-locals in prior centuries only from an unreliable and ambiguous report credited to Hanno the Navigator of Carthage in the 5th century BC and known to scientists in the preceding years only by a few skeletons.