Exemplos de uso de Was demarcated em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It was demarcated as one of the five Ages of Man by Hesiod.
In the west of Santa Catarina only one area was demarcated: the Xapecó TI.
In 1978 the area was demarcated with a total of 47,094 hectares.
For the fuel characterization, a sampling area with 25 hectares was demarcated.
The Terra Indígena Kwazá do Rio São Pedro was demarcated in June 2000 and homologated in February 2003.
Then, 1 cm below this line, the anterior incision from the axilla to the distal segment of the excess skin was demarcated.
Until a few years after the gold rush, when the territory was demarcated as the Parque Indígena Ianomâmi.
In April 20005, the area was demarcated by presidential decree, in a continuous area of 1,743 million hectares.
To protect the quality of the wine, the Douro wine making region was demarcated in 1756, one of the first in the world.
The area was demarcated in 1900 and a decree issued in 1903, which already established the same natural limits found today and mentioned above.
The area lies inside the territory, which was recognized by Funai in 1999 and was demarcated as indigenous land in October 2004.
The perimeter of the area was demarcated with gps, and the sample grids were 45x45m in dimension.
Subsequently, it was the Dogras who united Baltistan, Purig, Zanskar and present-day Leh district in the first half of the 19th century under a single administrative unit,which lasted until 1947 when a new line of control was demarcated between India and Pakistan separating Skardu and Kargil.
The Nhande Ru Marangatu land was demarcated in October 2004 and covers a total area of 9,300 hectares.
However, in this demarcation process, the recognition of indigenous rights over the claimed territory left clear marks: of the 998 hectares demarcated, 1 only one was demarcated in isolation, in order to secure the Kaingang territorial rights over an identified cemetery.
The area of transplantation was demarcated, by transferring the limits of the opposite sideburn Fig.
The town was demarcated in 1905 by the engineer José H. Moyano, receiving an orderly layout, where some old large houses still rise.
In 1920 the Indian Post was created and the Bakairi Indigenous Land was demarcated, but leaving outside its limits the group of Antoninho, the famous guide of von den Steinen.
Then the popliteal fossa was demarcated, whose limits are the superolateral with the biceps femoris muscle, the superomedial with the semimembranosus and semitendinosus muscles, the inferomedial and the inferolateral with the respective heads of the gastrocnemius muscle.
The breast was assembled by using nylon threads(Mononylon 3.0 Ethicon, Johnson& Johnson), andonce the area in which the NAC would be externalized was demarcated and decorticated, the NAC was sutured(Mononylon 5.0 Ethicon, Johnson& Johnson) at isolated points.
The Terra Indígena Igarapé Lourdes was demarcated in 1976-77 and registered in 1983, but it did not cover the complete territory traditionally occupied by the Ikolen.
The bonding area was demarcated with adhesive tape so that only the bracket base area was exposed and came into contact with the material being evaluated.
Despite the failure to implement this agreement,the Karipuna Indigenous Territory was demarcated in 1997 with 152,930 hectares and later ratified(Decree issued 09/09/1998) and registered in the land registry offices of Guajará-Mirim and Porto Velho.
The Yanomami land in Brazil was demarcated for the Indians' exclusive use in 1992, in a landmark victory following the devastation brought to the tribe by the tens of thousands of goldminers who had previously invaded their land.
The anesthetic-surgical duration was demarcated in order not to exceed one hour, including the tracheal extubation.
The EESGT was demarcated in an area traditionally occupied by families originating from Bahia, who first arrived in the region approximately 120 years ago. They self-identify as remnants of quilombola communities formed by descendants of runaway slaves and are demanding territorial rights.
In 1999 the Campo Ma'an National Park was demarcated in'compensation' for the environmental damage caused by the Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline.
The sampling perimeter was demarcated by streets 1 and 7 and avenues 9 and 10, totaling 54 blocks, in which the measurement points were located at the intersections of streets and avenues, distributed evenly in a grid consisting of 35 points Figure 1.
In 1996, the Rio Mequéns Indigenous Land was demarcated and homologated, with an area of 250 hectares, far smaller than the size that was originally demanded by the Sakurabiat.
The land of the Apinajé people in Tocantinópolis was demarcated, but the most productive areas of the land were not kept within its bunds and are still being claimed by the indigenous people.