Sentence examples for beforehand meaning from inspiring English sources
While substantial water was detected spectroscopically, it was not as much as predicted beforehand, meaning that either the water layer thought to exist below the clouds was thinner than predicted, or that the cometary fragments did not penetrate deeply enough.
We have also learned about the NSA providing Israel with surveillance information that was not properly scrubbed beforehand, meaning American conversations between civilians, which were caught up in the NSA's spying operation, were handed over to Israel without redaction.
The thing about plays is that everything is worked on beforehand, meaning that on a film there is an editor, and even though the actors perform the scenes in front of the camera so that they have a rhythm, a filmmaker always knows that the tempo of the scene can be adjusted in post.
Confidence intervals do not exclude a difference in SPADI improvement larger than the 10-point difference chosen beforehand to be the minimal clinically significant difference, meaning that an important treatment effect from dilatation cannot be excluded.
The new Russia has had, arguably, only one truly competitive presidential election, meaning that the outcome was not clear beforehand.
Manager Ally MacLeod declared beforehand: "I think a medal of some sort will come" - meaning his side would finish in the top three - "and I pray and hope that it is the gold one".
Moreover, the detection approaches proposed in the literature are mostly rule based, meaning that a predetermined rule needs to be established beforehand to detect botnets from a graph (e.g., [60]).
Unlike stepwise linear regression, structural equation modeling (SEM) takes a holistic confirmatory modeling approach, meaning that the measurement (from factor analysis) and structural (from regression) models are specified beforehand and tested simultaneously.
We were told beforehand that if there was strong support on both sides, the chair, Assemblyman Ed Hernandez, would say something to that effect -- meaning keep the speeches really short -- just name and organization, statement of support.
Meaning units, or "text fragment[s] containing some information about the research question" (p. 797) [ 33 ] in this case patient participation in hospital admission were identified by all three authors beforehand and agreed upon during the meeting [ 33 ].
