Sentence examples for becomes known only from inspiring English sources

A nonlinear interval-based programming method is used to build a model for the vehicle routing problem with interval demands, which assumes that demands of customers are uncertain but fall in given intervals and actual demand of a customer becomes known only when the vehicle visited the customer.

Here, NY 326 turns northeastward and becomes known only by its designation as it heads toward the hamlet of Oakwood.

Frank Harris had a career with a shape something like this: a cowboy and a lawyer before becoming the leading London newspaper editor of the eighteen-nineties, he then became known only as the author of a scandalous, multi-volume sexual memoir, ending up merely notorious.

He became known only 2 weeks when he first appeared on the state TV screen.

The full range of these pictures – which include shots of Dorothy Dickson, Beatrice Lillie, Diana Churchill and Audrey Hepburn – became known only fairly recently.

Some outside biosafety experts point out that the latest findings became known only because of the FDA investigation.

"The assault became known only after evidence or suspicious clues were noted by family members or nursing home employees".

The side effects of these medications became known only because patients were institutionalized for an extended time.

If too many restrictions are introduced, discoveries of wider significance made during criminal investigations could become known only long after they are relevant, if at all.

President Reagan, in Indonesia, has said little about the nuclear accident, which became known only after he was on his way there.

In the Turkish theatre, comedy is older than tragedy and melodrama, which became known only in the nineteenth century, through Western examples.