ukai造句

• Ukai has the biggest dam in Gujarat built on Tapti River.
• He played a vital role in the development of Narmada and Ukai Dam Projects.
• In 1883 Ukai buried several hundred of his glass negatives at Yanaka Cemetery in Tokyo.
• Ukai was taught by American photographer Orrin Freeman, whose camera and equipment he eventually may have bought.
• A large Ukai Dam on the river Tapti is situated near the town along with a hydroelectric power station.
• Within a few years, Ukai managed to produce over two hundred ambrotype portraits of members of the aristocracy.
• Of the many unattributed Japanese ambrotypes to have survived from the 1860s, some were probably produced by Ukai.
• Instead, Ukai photographed those few Japanese who both knew of photography and could afford to sit for a portrait.
• She may not be a seismologist, but Setsuko Ukai is convinced a big earthquake is going to hit Tokyo soon.
• Ukai's church, for example, stages a popular annual production of Handel's " Messiah ."
• The "'Ukai Dam "', constructed across the Tapti River, is the largest reservoir in Gujarat.
• Most Japanese know Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Christ, but a few don't make the connection, Ukai maintains.
• The storage capacity of Ukai dam is almost 46 % of the total capacity of all the other existing dams in Gujarat if put together.
• Ubuntu ) include Arphic Technology's HKSCS-compliant UKai and UMing fonts out of the box when Chinese Language support is selected during installation.
• A monument placed at the site included carved biographical details that were supplemented four years later when Ukai died and was himself interred at the spot.
• By operating in Edo, a city that excluded foreigners, Ukai was unlike Shimooka, Ueno and others whose clientele was predominantly foreign residents and visitors.
• Recent discoveries have found that Ukai Gyokusen had opened an ambrotype portrait studio in Edo only a year or two before RenjM
  opened his studio in 1862.
• In 1879 Ukai worked for the Treasury Printing Office, travelling through western Japan for five months with the Office's director, inspecting and photographing antiquities.
• The findings of this research were published between 1880 and 1881 as " Kokka YohM
  " ( ), featuring lithographs derived from photographs by Ukai.
• He taught the elements of photography to Ukai Gyokusen who established the first phtographer studio in Edo ( " Eishin-dM
  " ) in 1861.