Examples of using Stromer in English and their translations into Hungarian
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On 15 November, Stromer was worried.
Stromer is the premium e-bike.
On 18 February 1911, Stromer began his long trip back to Germany.
The superfamily Spinosauroidea was named in 1915 by Ernst Stromer.
However, Stromer finally got the permits.
It was manufactured in Nuremberg sometime between 1390, 1395, in the Ulman Stromer mill.
Ernst Stromer had walked right into the age of the dinosaurs.
The plan for the expedition contained three parts; first, Stromer and Markgraf would travel northwest from Cairo to Wadi el Natrun.
Stromer speculated that males and females may have differed in the size of the neural spine.
German palaeontologist Ernst Stromer discovered the first and best specimen in 1912 in Egypt.
Stromer was a councilor in Nuremberg, uh, which was a free imperial city of the Holy Roman Empire.
This two-legged beast actually strode onto the fossil scene in 1915 when a specimenwas described by German paleontologist Ernst Stromer.
Markgraf and Stromer met during the winter of 1901- 1902, and got along very well.
The first fossils of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus were discovered more than acentury ago by German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach in the Egyptian Sahara.
Ernst Stromer, a German paleontologist discovered the first and most complete specimen in Egypt in 1912.
On Wednesday, 9 November, the doctor announced that the passengers could be released and,after a night's stay at a hotel, Stromer and his companions set out by train to arrive in Cairo the next day.
Senator Ulman Stromer established the first German paper mill in 1390 near Nuremberg.
Stromer and Markgraf took the train from Cairo to Giza, where they joined their camel driver, Oraan.
The German traveller Ulman Stromer, who had seen paper mills in Italy, built Germany's first paper mill in Nuremberg in 1390.
Stromer did eventually find a dragoman who could function as a guide and translator, however, to make things easier.
Both sources were invaluable to Stromer, now planning his upcoming expedition to Bahariya, an area of the Western Desert that was little known.
Stromer knew little Arabic and was completely unfamiliar with the remote reaches of Egypt's Western Desert.
Arrival[edit] On November 7, 1910, Stromer arrived for a paleontological expedition in Alexandria, Egypt, aboard the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamship Cleopatra.
Stromer was not to find early mammals on his expedition, though, but something completely different; he was about to make a huge discovery: Egypt's only known dinosaurs.
The physician and university professor Heinrich Stromer opens a wine bar in the cellar of his house, as"Wine is an excellent prophylactic against many ailments, if administered correctly".
Ernst Stromer had an aristocratic standing in German society(the"Freiherr" in his name roughly equals"baron" in English);
The sunlight wasso bright reflecting off of the white rocks that Stromer often had to wear his prescription sunglasses, and the air was so cold in the middle of winter that he more often than not walked beside the camels instead of riding, simply to generate some heat to stay warm.
Stromer thought that the rock in the valley came from the Eocene Epoch, where he would have found the skeletons of mammals, because he, like most other scientists of the time, believed the Eocene Epoch to be just a few million years before, and the end of the Cretaceous to be just a couple of million years earlier than that.
On 14 November, Stromer went to meet with John Ball, the founder of the Desert Survey Department of the Geological Survey of Egypt.
That first day, Stromer was able to find little more than a fossilized shark vertebrae, fish teeth, and some petrified wood, but his enthusiasm was unhindered- on 18 January, his patience finally began to pay off- while walking around the south flank of el Diest he suddenly found"three large bones which I attempt to excavate and photograph.