Examples of using Historical section in English and their translations into German
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You will find that book in the historical section of the library.
The historical section concentrates with some excellent exhibits on the German colonial area.
We're pleased to announce that the first bits of our historical section have gone online.
In the first, historical section the book is mainly devoted to the stories of the owners and managers and their guests.
You will find their debriefs and those of others in the English and German historical section.
A historical section focuses on the way in which refugees were given shelter during the First and the Second World War.
The boarding-house Marína** is situated in the historical section of the town Dolný Kubín and looks directly onto Hviezdoslav Square.
In 1868, their activity was recognised by the state: during the creation of the Grand Ducal Institute, in 1868, the Archaeological Society became the institute's historical section.
In contrast to this historical section, we are presenting works of William Eggleton from the series"Louisiana Project.
The new section of De Passage was designed by architect BernardTschumi and boasts the same high, glass ceiling as the historical section, but with a modern twist.
Energy===;AbsorptionAs noted in the historical section, a major problem for every Le Sage model is the energy and heat issue.
More recently I had to privilege of working together with Bettina Heintz in preparing and publishing a special issue,"Interaktion- Organisation- Gesellschaft revisited",which includes an historical section.
Photography Museum- the historical section leads visitors to discover the history of photography between local and international dimensions.
T he Company chose to continuedrilling on the same sections in the South Zone between historical sections 52E and 68E to reach a depth of about 200 metres.
Cultural history The historical section of the Historical and Ethnological Museum has the most important cultural history collection in north-eastern Switzerland.
From 1845 onwards, the Organisation for the Preservation and Restoration of Historical Monuments began to establish numismatic collections, followed by archaeological and historical collections,which in 1868 became the historical section of the Grand Ducal Institute.
The Senckenberg Carré, situated next to the historical section of the former“Oberpostdirektion”, will be completely demolished and replaced by a new structure containing rental apartments.
The one devoted to weaving tools includes about 100 exhibits from the 18th to the 20th century; antique fabrics from the 3rd to the 19thcentury coming from all over the world are displayed in the historical section, whereas the contemporary collection includes fabrics and samples of Prato textile industry from the late 19th century to the present days.
After the renovation work commenced, the historical section of the Grand Ducal Institute decided in 1927 to entrust the state with its collections, which form the basis of the current museum collections.
Even the historical sections are marked by a quasi- legal phraseology, while the methodical completeness with which details are described, and directions given, tends to degenerate into monotonous prolixity.
The project will be addressed by three different disciplines inorder to illuminate the development of forcing and its significance: the historical section will illustrate the application and the resulting development and practice of forcing in mathematics up to the present; the mathematical section will show how this instrument has reconfigured set theory and consequently the foundations of mathematics; and the philosophical section will investigate the influence forcing has on philosophical questions and on research programmes.
The historical section of Habana Vieja was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site with more than 900 remaining historical buildings, including many villas, palaces and museums, some of them dating back to the 16th century.
Moreover, he justly pointed out that therewere no valid grounds to distinguish between the legal and the historical sections: JE, which is mainly narrative, yet embodies the Sinaitic legislation; Moreover, he just pointed out that there are two areas of the law: JE, which is mainly narrative, yet embodies the Sinaitic legislation; Deuteronomy gives a full historical presentation; Deuteronomy gives a full historical presentation; the Priestly Code supplies the framework of the whole.
In the historical section of the Museum are exhibited guns and swords from the lengthy struggles of the Cretans for their freedom; also a small part of the collection of paintings and historical lithographs in which are depicted same of the most significant events of the history of Greece and Crete, coins Roman, Byzantine, Venetian, Turkish, coins of the Cretan State and Syracusan coins from the period 405-345 BC.
