Examples of using A terminus in English and their translations into Greek
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It is simply a terminus.
It is a terminus railway.
This date has been used as a terminus post quem.
Until yesterday I had no idea there were any families orpersons whose origin was a Terminus.
The technical term is a terminus ante quem.
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Until recently, I was not aware there were anyone whose origin was a terminus.
We will establish a route and a terminus, a place where your two railroads shall meet before any of us steps foot outside Salt Lake City.
The exact date is not known with certainty, but the prison is mentioned in an 1899 map of the city,thus providing a terminus ante quem for the change.
As a terminus of the Kuytun- Beitun Railway, Beitun is an important transportation hub between Mongolia, northern Xinjiang, and Kazakhstan.
Prior to the completion in 2007 of a tunnel that runs northwards under the city centre to emerge at the old Antwerp Dam station,Central was a terminus.
Kashgar also forms a terminus of the Karakoram Highway, whose reconstruction is considered a major part of the multibillion-dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
Sausalito is situated near the northern end of the Golden Gate Bridge, andprior to the building of that bridge served as a terminus for rail, car, and ferry traffic.
The station served as a terminus for four stations connecting passengers commuting from the Western suburbs to Paris at a time when public transport consisted of little more than horse-drawn buggies.
The community is situated near the northern end of the Golden Gate Bridge, andprior to the building of that landmark, operated as a terminus for rail, car and ferry cars.
The city was made into a Special Economic Zone in 2010, Kashgar also forms a terminus of the Karakoram Highway, whose reconstruction is considered a major part of the multi-billion dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
The population is inhabited near the northern end of the Golden Gate Bridge andin the past the building of this bridge assisted as a terminus for rails, cars and ferry movement.
The city, the only ice-free port in the Russian Arctic,was built as a terminus of the railroad line to Kola designed to open the North Atlantic supply route to Russia in support of Eastern Front during the First World War.
Kuršanskis believes that the Trapezuntine embassy Manuel sentto King Louis IX of France in 1253, asking to marry a daughter of his house, provides a terminus post quem for the death of Anna Xylaloe.
Although situated ina less glamourous location, for a few years there it had a good run as a terminus station for the new electrical trains that were replacing steam engines and starting to run regularly through, to and from Paris.
If anything, migrants' ties of family, faith or tongue to towns in Germany, Britain or Sweden, as well as better jobprospects in those places, have turned France into a country of transit, not a terminus.
This date, confirmed by C14 dating, provides a terminus post quem for the construction of this floor, but we have nothing that will allow us to determine the exact date of its destruction or its final abandonment.
Finally, the southeastern Aegean, and in particular the Dodecanese,constituted the hub which connected the capital of the Ottoman Empire with the port of Alexandria, a terminus of the spice trade, probably the most lucrative trade for long periods of time.
Through the pursuit of an ever-changing,homogenizing, elusive ideal of femininity- a pursuit without a terminus, requiring that women constantly attend to minute and often whimsical changes in fashion- female bodies become docile bodies- bodies whose forces and energies are habituated to external regulation, subjection, transformation,“improvement”.
Its prosperity after the third century was owing in great measure to three causes: the favour of the Macedonian kings, its safe anchorage,and its being a terminus of the great road from Coptos(now Qift) on the Nile, which rendered Berenice and Myos Hormos the two principal emporia of the trade between Aethiopia and Egypt on the one hand, and Syria and Tamilakkam on the other.
If one be made, and fulfil the hopes of its builders,the Caribbean will be changed from a terminus, and place of local traffic, or at best a broken and imperfect line of travel, as it now is, into one of the great highways of the world.
Through the pursuit of an ever-changing, homogenizing,elusive ideal of femininity- a pursuit without a terminus… female bodies become docile bodies- bodies whose forces and energies are habituated to external regulation, subjection and transformation,“improvement”.
What's a section terminus?
It is a rail terminus and has glass and porcelain works.
But it stands as a tentative terminus post quem.