Exemplos de uso de Co-existed em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Two competing fantasies co-existed within Louis Ives.
It co-existed with the development of the cinema here andcontinues to be read in Internet times.
China and India are two of the world's oldest civilisations and have co-existed in peace for millennia.
A civilization that harmonically co-existed with the other first European civilizations: the Cycladic!
Ramirez says that the state has had little presence in the region and that communities co-existed with FARC.
The old meaning of the term co-existed with its connotation of lack of energy for the next one hundred years.
Elizabeth and Joachim got along quite well during the first twenty years of their marriage and co-existed harmoniously.
In recent years these processes have co-existed with several other techniques and materials.
I still don't understand why it's important for there to have to have been a situation on earth where a man co-existed with dinosaurs.
Indeed, spirituality andpolitics were two dimensions that co-existed within him and characterized his social and spiritual commitment.
When in the presence of these giants,you may feel like you are amongst the ferns where dinosaurs once roamed and co-existed with these trees.
A note that appears to have co-existed both versions of the NEO-GEO-A VIC, one with gray like mine and the other with golden logo logo as in Japan.
In some areas, resin collection used to be the main source of income,and often co-existed with bee-keeping and charcoal-making.
Both of these forces co-existed within the socialist movement, though their relationship was at times quite strained, until the Bolshevik Revolution of October, 1917 in Russia.
In a way analogous to what occurs between spouses,industrialized goods have co-existed with"traditional" obligations and even have"substituted" them.
Originally compact in size(narrow-body), later Camry models have grown to fit the mid-size classification(wide-body)-although the two sizes co-existed in the s.
There were different dimensions of spatial orders which co-existed and influenced each other in shaping relations between Germany and Brazil.
But it is quite possible that multiple languages were spoken in the IVC,similar to how Sumerian and Akkadian co-existed in Mesopotamia for centuries.
Until the 4th century AD,Christianity and Paganism co-existed in the city, but Christianity became the dominant religion in Ephesus in the course of time.
Life"-, in what was still a mere sound environment for the objects being exhibited in the gallery and with which it co-existed in a relatively autonomous manner.
In the southern parts of its range the American Homotherium co-existed with Smilodon; in the northern parts it was the only species of saber-toothed cat.
The diagnosis of detrusor instability was established when non-inhibited contractions documented in the cystometric exam co-existed with urinary urgency or urinary loss.
At the end of the Second Empire,the first four faculties co-existed, but the most important was the law school, which contains three-quarters of the students and the most renowned teachers.
The religion is one of Europe's indigenous religions of unbroken lineage which have survived Christianisation, although it has co-existed with Russian Orthodoxy for generations.
Candia was a center for artistic activity where Eastern and Western cultures co-existed harmoniously, where around two hundred painters were active during the 16th century, and had organized a painters' guild, based on the Italian model.
It was not only Poles, Ruthenes, Germans, Hungarians, and Czechs, but also Croats and Slovenes,who established themselves there a long time ago and have co-existed well with each other.
These early losses of life bring harm not only to the individual and to the group who directly co-existed with him, but to the community as a whole, which is deprived of his economic and intellectual potential.
The Nestorian Theodore of Mopsuestia went in the other direction, arguing that in Christ there were two natures(dyophysite)(human anddivine) and two hypostases(in the sense of"essence" or"person") that co-existed.
As the best and original state,there was a time when the pure elements and the two powers co-existed in a condition of rest and inertness in the form of a sphere.
Long before the nation state ever came along and the reason why that is important is cuz if people think nowadays the nation state has been eclipsed it might be helpful to think about earlier formations andthe ways that they intersected and co-existed.