Sentence examples for formerly been used from inspiring English sources
In order to analyze EIG with priorities, let us present the following reasoning that has formerly been used in modelling FAG with priorities [5].
I planned to visit the locations that had formerly been used as camps.
Some of those who served at Nama believed it had formerly been used by Saddam's intelligence agencies.
In England, this last practice developed in about 1951, as a result of a shortage of sulphuric acid, which had formerly been used to burn off the potato vines.
His office in the Statehouse was a low-ceilinged vault that had formerly been used by the state treasurer, and Mr. Lucas, at 6-foot-4, had to duck whenever he entered.
It towers three hundred and thirty-five feet above the ground, the concert-hall portion of the complex resting atop a massive brick warehouse that formerly was used to store cacao beans.
The procedure formerly was used as a radical therapeutic measure to help grossly disturbed patients with schizophrenia, manic depression and mania (bipolar disorder), and other mental illnesses.
Prevalent southern equivalents include Brachystegia (a leguminous hardwood, the bark of which formerly was used to make cloth) and Julbernardia (another plant of the pea family resembling Isoberlinia).
It is chlorinated industrially to a mixture, polychlorinated biphenyl, known as PCB, which is now much restricted because of its toxicity but formerly was used in paper coatings and as a lubricant and a heat-transfer fluid.
Its most striking features are extensive forests; mountains, notably Mount Kebne (the highest in Sweden) and Mount Sarjek; and great rivers Ångerman, Ljusn, Ljung, Indals, Ume, Vindel, Skellefte, Pite, Lule, and Kalix which formerly were used for transporting timber down to the sawmills near the coast and are now a source of hydroelectric power.
Lindane (gamma-hexachlorocyclohexane), which formerly was used as a plant protection product, prevents the influx of these chlorine ions by inhibiting the opening of the relevant ion channels.
