Příklady meanwhile

• Meanwhile, the state granted tracts of land to nobles or permitted them to purchase land in what had become the old borderlands.

• The greatness of his poetry, and the fascination of the era which produced it, meanwhile remain undisputed.

• Meanwhile, the needs of the day are profound, as is outlined in a later section of this article on critical directions for future work.

• Meanwhile, as an epistemological consequence of microscopy, the argument from invisibility had led to heated debates over microscopic reality.

• Meanwhile, since 1997, strong debates have arisen in the international research setting.

• Meanwhile, indirect taxation had become less obviously regressive with the introduction in 1942 of purchase tax on the consumption of non-essential goods.

• Meanwhile, the rates at which different regions remitted tax revenues to the centre continued to vary widely.

• The direct and immediate costs, meanwhile, were largely concentrated in the public sector workforce.

• Meanwhile, the democratic institutions by which conflict can be managed through peaceful means are not yet in place.

• Meanwhile, dogmatic positions on whether perceived color is a property of physical objects or of the observer's nervous system are unreasonable.

• Meanwhile, reform proposals have been published by the mass media (50) and in documents produced by academic institutions with the collaboration of key people (11).

• Meanwhile, region is also a rough guide for understanding the ethnic distribution of the country.

• Meanwhile, the auctioned segments stand as artworks in front of museums or business headquarters all over the world.

• Meanwhile, the steady interior flow generated in the annular region creates a biaxial extensional flow in the neighbourhood of the inner droplet.

• Meanwhile, future modeling work should fully exploit the richness of reading eye movements and be wary of the limitations of aggregated data.