Definition of Macroregional. Meaning of Macroregional. Synonyms of Macroregional

- by Marko Pogačnik, whose design was meant to represent Slovenia as a macroregional entity, and to follow in the footsteps of the poet France Prešeren and...
- decided to reduce the number of groups to 4, with 16 teams in each. The Macroregional League, as it was called at that time, existed in that form until 1973...
- as a National Laboratory of Public Health and Reference Laboratory Macroregional by the Brazilian Ministry of Health. It is based in São Paulo. It is...
- suggest a large increase in international (and more generally inter-macroregional) components between 1820 and 1960. It might have slightly decreased...
- (Antropología, 3) Canziani Amico, José (2009). El Imperio Inca. La integración macroregional andina y el apogeo de la planificación territorial - Ciudad y Territorio...
- of clubs 16 (U19) 32 (U17) 56 (U15) Level on pyramid 1 Relegation to Macroregional league (U19) Voivodeiship league (U15 and U17) Current champions U19:...
- Giaccaria, P, Jones, A and Minca C (2013). Re-scaling 'EU'rope: EU Macroregional Fantasies in the Mediterranean. European Urban and Regional Studies...
- Competition for French Music Interpretation in Łódź 2nd place at the Macroregional Auditions for Woodwind Instruments in Lublin 4th place at the National...
- systematic archaeological approach and concepts for the analysis of the macroregional scale. Feinman also helped to develop dual processual theory, which...