Probably every visitor has a favorite time for his first sight of it.

Probably the first linear and continuous assembly process of post-Renaissance times were the Portsmouth Block Mills built between 1801 and 1803.

Probably the first prophet following the prophecies of Isaiah and the violent reign of Manasseh.

Probably the first novel to depict cyberspace and combat within it was John M. Ford's Web of Angels ( 1980 ).

Probably the most famous Irishman ever to reside in Mexico is the Wexfordman William Lamport, better known to most Mexicans as Guillen de Lampart, precursor of the Independence movement and author of the first proclamation of independence in the New World.

Probably the brother who caused the first problems to Mieszko II was Bezprym, who allegedly with the support of Otto won the alliance of Kiev in order to take the power.

Probably the first Sultan to identify and attempt to tackle the Janissaries as a praetorian institution doing more harm than good to the modern empire, Osman II closed their coffee shops ( the gathering points for conspiracies against the throne ) and started planning to create a new, loyal and ethnic Turkic army consisting of Anatolian, Mesopotamian and Egyptian Turks and Turkmens.

Probably Potsdamer Platz's most prominent landmark in the mid-1930s, the sign first appears in photographs dated 1935 but was gone again by 1938.

Probably no English minister ever received in so short a time so many proofs of the confidence and admiration of the public, the capital and all the chief towns voting him addresses and the freedom of their corporations ( e. g., London presented him with the first ever honorary Freedom of the City awarded in history ).

Probably the first point to make is that SONET is really a set of generic transport containers that allow for delivery of a variety of protocols, including traditional telephony, ATM, Ethernet, and TCP / IP traffic.

Probably the most famous and first was ( I've Got a Gal In ) Kalamazoo " ( 1942 ) by the Glenn Miller band with Tex Beneke.

Probably Gauss first realized this, and used it to prove the impossibility of some constructions ; only much later did Hilbert find a complete set of axioms for geometry.

Probably his most famous work was the Diccionari general de la llengua catalana ( 1932 ), the first edition of which later became the Institute's official dictionary.

Probably the first airport was located off the Quarry Road, close to Highway 280 in the area where Pinecrest is today.

Probably Leonardo da Vinci could be recognized as the first true biomechanician, because he was the first to study anatomy in the context of mechanics.

Probably the most notorious crime to take place in the quiet little town of German Valley was the first robbery of the German-American State Bank.

Probably the first tavern in town was kept by Nicholas Fellows at or very near the present site of Averill Park ( West Sand Lake ), though another was established very soon after by Barnhardt Uline near the same point.

Probably the first postmaster was Dr. Uriah M. Gregory.

Probably the most important day in Elk City's history is March 20, 1901, the date the first lots were sold by the Choctaw Townsite and Development Company, which company had, a few days earlier, purchased the site for the business district from J. M.

Probably thanks to his fiancée's friendship with John Soane, Barry was recommended to the Church Commissioners, and was able to obtain his first major commissions building churches for them.

Probably originated from a watchtower, a first castle is known to have been built by Niccolò Fieschi in 1262.

Probably we should connect with this the statement that Xenocrates called unity and duality ( monas and duas ) deities, and characterised the former as the first male existence, ruling in heaven, as father and Zeus, as uneven number and spirit ; the latter as female, as the mother of the gods, and as the soul of the universe which reigns over the mutable world under heaven, or, as others have it, that he named the Zeus who ever remains like himself, governing in the sphere of the immutable, the highest ; the one who rules over the mutable, sublunary world, the last, or outermost.

Probably the first work of fiction in which the British Museum Reading Room plays an important part as a setting is " New Grub Street " by George Gissing, published in 1891.

Probably the first settlers made a living as hunters and gatherers, and the area has had a large population of wild reindeer in the past.

Probably a different fest with the name Thesmophoria, celebrated in a summer month ( the same month in Thebes ).

Probably the earliest TKK alumni to acclaim international fame was rector Hjalmar Mellin who is famous for the integral transform bearing his name, on of the campus ' largest auditoriums is today named in his honour.

Probably the name Arbiter is derived from Tacitus ' reference to a courtier named Petronius as Nero's arbiter elegantiae or fashion adviser ( Annals 16. 18. 2 ).

Probably more accurately, however, town history attributes the name to John Read, an early major landholder who was a prominent lawyer in Boston as well as a former Congregationalist preacher who converted to Anglicanism.

Probably the name of the family was given to the area.

Probably the best-known hotel in the town's history, and the one continuded under the same name for the longest period was the Hotel Divine, shown above in 1908.

Probably * Bladwinus ' estate, Germanic name * Bladwinus is never recorded, but belongs possibly to the developments of the anthroponymic element blad.

Probably, in the 15th century, the four major West Mongolian tribes formed an alliance, adopting " Dörben Oirat " as their collective name.

Probably from the name of the river Nièvre.

" Probably, Herodotus ' informant has confused the name Anûšiya (' companions ') with Anauša (' Immortals ').

Probably the most well-known carotenoid is the one that gives this second group its name, carotene, found in carrots ( also apricots ) and are responsible for their bright orange colour.

Probably based on the popular band ' The Jam ', as they share the name and are a tad revolutionary, spreading political messages through music.

Probably the " Mikado " name was not used because it was a brand name of a game producer.

Probably a post-Christian medieval invention, his name may have been borrowed from a ' Bartholomaeus ' who appears in the Christian histories of St. Jerome and Isidore of Seville.

Probably for this reason Cambridge professor John Colson mistranslated the name of the curve thus.

Probably originally known to the Norse as Bót, later during the Viking period the island was known as " Rothesay ", possibly referring to a personal name " Roth " or " Roderick " with the Old Norse suffix ey, meaning " island ".

Probably because of the controversial Antipope John XXIII, men avoided taking the regnal name John for over 600 years until the election of the other John XXIII.

Probably the river got its name " Ogre " when making this Russian word (" угрь ") sound more Latvian and later the same name was also given to the town.

Probably because of associations with Mokoš, St. Paraskevia became one of the most popular and beloved saints in Russia ; it was said that she was the patroness of mothers, brides, and female activities such as spinning and weaving, and the protector of the waters ( Mokoš was somehow connected with waters, too, even her name itself means ' wet ').

Probably, this name comes from Prima Cyme, meaning ' near Cuma '.

Probably same name as Festigny ( France, e. g.: Festigny, Marne, Festiniacus in 853 )

Probably either the bishops introduced directly by a positive precept as a liturgical pontifical badge a humeral cloth resembling the ordinary omophor and called by that name, or the civil omophor was at first used by the bishops as a mere ornament without any special significance, but in the course of time gradually developed into a distinctively episcopal ornament, and finally assumed the character of an episcopal badge of office.