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Перевод: historically

[наречие]
исторически

Тезаурус:

1. How important, architecturally or historically, is the building?
2. Society in India and the Far East generally was historically far more formal and organized than were the tribal systems of Africa.
3. Britain has historically provided substantial direct aid for civil aviation research, most recently for the development of Airbus, but that support has ended as the programme approaches commercial viability.
4. He points out that the ratio of housing debt to income is historically high, while Labour's plans would hit the average mortgage holder in the South.
5. However historically authentic (or not) this account may be, what is clear is that Hungarians adhered to it for a thousand years after their arrival in the Danubian plain at the beginning of the tenth century.
6. These were involved because in a capitalist market economy, the organization of economic activity has historically been based on numerous fragmented units, each seeking to operate as profitably as possible, whilst paying only the costs which it is impossible to avoid.
7. One suggestion was FSEs (formerly socialist economies) or a variant, HSEs (historically socialist economies).
8. Nor is the public education system historically the product of an act of nationalisation: it is the slow outcome of the fostering of voluntary, as well as the planting of state, establishments.
9. Parallel to the highly-publicised excesses of punk was an equally important but historically invisible development, the growth of black popular culture, particularly the development of soul music.
10. Historically, people were not led to seek a hierarchical classification because of a belief in evolution; rather, they were prejudiced in favour of evolution because they had found a hierarchical classification to be appropriate.
11. As to whether this was an historically accurate account of American development is beside the point, since he was using it as a debating point.
12. This would need to look at why we have a welfare service of "being in care", how this has developed historically, what routes are taken by children coming into care and the circumstances surrounding their entry.
13. Historically, she has laid much greater stress than her continental neighbours on sophisticated external examinations at the end of compulsory schooling.