Examples of using Predated in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Of course, talking books for the blind predated all this technology.
The rock has predated you, will outgrow the form that it has taken one day, be reduced to powder, and dust in the wind.
The eraser came after the pencil- and you won't believe what predated rubber.
Because Ethereum's token sale predated the DAO, the SEC could have chosen Ethereum for its first decision.
But before formal decor became a thing,Victorian Gothic had predated it since the 17th Century.
Use of the term"podcast" predated Apple's addition of formal support for podcasting to the iPod, or its iTunes software.[8].
These locally produced glasses were extensively traded andalso predated a European presence for centuries.
NoSQL databases actually predated SQL databases, as they existed as far back as the 1960s, whereas SQL was not developed until 1974.
Started by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger in 2001,the concept and technological foundation of the site predated this.
The insider was part of the hacking crew that predated ISIS, before the CyberCaliphate was formed.
To some extent, the struggles in the farm belt reflect years of low crop prices and high production costs,trends that predated Trump's presidency.
Although belief in some form of evolution predated Charles Darwin, he was the first to develop a plausible model for the process of evolution- natural selection.
While the 356 is widely known as the first Porsche,this 1939 Porsche Type 64 even predated the first Porsche 356 by nearly a decade.
This design was an incredibly well thought out concept that predated the Pentagon's stealth initiatives of the mid 1970s, including the XST program, which gave us the Have Blue demonstrator and the F-117 Nighthawk, America's first(known) operational stealth aircraft.
One recent example is the supposed revival of Nalanda,the world's oldest and greatest Buddhist university, which predated the founding of Oxford University by 650 years.
His work shows that these viruses"represent a form of life that either predated or coexisted with the last universal common ancestor," the most recent organism from which all other organisms on Earth are descended.
It is mentioned in various ancient texts, including the Kalachakra Tantra andthe ancient texts of the Zhang Zhung culture which predated Tibetan Buddhism in western Tibet.
Even though the reservoir at Mahendraparvata was not functional, it predated and may have inspired the vast artificial lakes that would become a defining feature of Angkor.”.
Paramount distributed“Iron Man,”“Captain America: The First Avenger,”“Thor” and“Iron Man 2”; and Universal distributed“The Incredible Hulk”as part of deals that predated Disney's acquisition of Marvel.
Artists inducted into the earlyinfluences category are those"whose music predated rock and roll but had an impact on the evolution of rock and roll and inspired rock's leading artists.
The term was first used in a patent issued in 1880,[1] for a razor in the basic contemporary configuration with a handle attached at right angles to a head in which aremovable blade is placed(although this form predated the patent).
Moreover, if this theory of the origin of the name Tagzig were true,then its adoption into Tibetan would have predated the usage of this term to translate the Sanskrit tayi in the Sanskrit Kalachakra literature.
President Donald Trump faced criticism that he failed to act fast enough to ensure adequate aid reaches the island, and he is also being accused of insensitivity for stating that many of Puerto Rico's problems,including its debt, predated the hurricane.
One of the“founders” of the public-school system in the United States,even though his era predated the establishment of public schools, was Noah Webster, who saw education as the tool for developing a national identity.
Clagett writes that it is"certain" this duodecimal division of the night followed the adoption of the Egyptian civil calendar, usually placed c. 2800 BC on the basis of analyses of the Sothic cycle,but a lunar calendar presumably long predated this and also would have had twelve months in each of its years.
Both schools argue that since the nine-dashed line predated Unclos for four decades and China's historical rights predated Unclos for even longer, therefore Unclos cannot retroactively be applied to supersede China's sovereignty, sovereign rights and maritime administrative rights formed throughout history.
However, recent legal-historical scholarship has called that narrative into question as Roberts's decision andvote in the Parrish case predated both the public announcement and introduction of the 1937 bill.
An investigation worthy of a Dan Brown novel has shed new light on the voyages of John Cabot, the Italian navigator and explorer, revealing that he may have hadknowledge of European expeditions to the"New World" that predated Christopher Columbus's 1492 voyage.
From the Spanish friar Bartolomé de la Casas, who in first half of the 16th Century said that it was an“injury and injustice” to Columbus,whose voyages to the Americas predated Vespucci's, to American writer Washington Irving, who in 1809 wrote of the“crafty wiles” by which the Florentines stole the glory of Columbus.
During the recent NATO summit meeting, a rumbustious Donald Trump tore off a thin scab of niceties to reveal a deep and old NATO wound-one that has predated President Trump by nearly 30 years and goes back to the end of the Cold War.