Examples of using Forerunners in English and their translations into Russian
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Historical forerunners of considered ideas are shown.
Besides he is considered one of the forerunners of modern economics.
There are forerunners- the rishis were forerunners.
In each region andpart of the world we have clear examples and forerunners.
There are already forerunners in this field among the OECD countries.
They created a force of ten motor vehicle inspectors, forerunners of Kansas troopers.
These are the forerunners of desovereignization of national boundaries.
December events, which brought young people to the area,were the forerunners of our independence.
We are forerunners in economic development in the European Union during 7 years.
Tour the city, visit its museums andadmire the beauties of the pre-Columbus culture and its forerunners.
The forerunners of the tenor horn, the baritone and the tuba, were formed at that time.
We build such structures for other ages: teen, youth,student age, as forerunners of adulthood.
The Forerunners built it 100,000 years ago, and we still don't totally understand it.
Although a shaky peace was signed between the three factions in the forerunners sectors, the underground battle continues.
Bubble Dutch forerunners of Sergei Mavrodi has been associated with the virus, which were tulips.
We were also clearly able to see that the faithfulness of our parents,grandparents, and forerunners has had a crucial impact.
Pink As forerunners, the Oyster Perpetual models are among the most recognizable in a collection of legendary watches.
Aminoacilirovannye-RNA pools associate in sequence- forerunners of the synthesised fibers to contact with a-P site of Ribosomes.
The forerunners of today's Cuban rumba were slow dancing«son» and«danzon», their versions were known in the United States in the 1930s.
Such brevity of the narrative and expressive power in the transfer motif of modern history has achieved one of the forerunners of the artist.
Unlike his forerunners in Reno, Benny Binion was insightful enough to invite his friends back for a second go-round in 1971.
William Blake: Visionary Anarchist by Peter Marshall(1988), classified Blake andhis contemporary William Godwin as forerunners of modern anarchism.
According to Halo's fiction, the Forerunners built the Halo Array to contain and study the Flood, an infectious alien parasite.
The first artist who seems to have noticed the structural code built into the morphology of late ElGreco was Paul Cézanne, one of the forerunners of Cubism.
North, who is one of the forerunners of the new institutional economics, thought it possible to reinterpret this category in Marxist terms.
Most of the larger publishers of the periodjumped headfirst into the Western arena during this period, particularly Marvel Comics and its forerunners Timely Comics and Atlas Comics.
In other words,they were the forerunners of the Death Eaters, and indeed some of them became the first Death Eaters after leaving Hogwarts.
However, in Irish reference books, such as Handbook of Irish Philately,the term forerunners usually refers to political and propaganda labels.
They were forerunners of the modern combat engineering vehicle and were named after their commander, Major General Percy Hobart.
In Buddhology there are an impression that the"theosophical Buddhists" were the forerunners of all subsequent Western, or, as they were called, the"white" of the Buddhists.