Sentence examples for formerly carried out from inspiring English sources
He said the New York controllers coordinated with two other air traffic control centers that handle Atlantic traffic, Santa Maria in Portugal, and Shanwick, a merged operation of functions formerly carried out in Shannon, Ireland, and Prestwick, Scotland.
In addition, Metro-North will assume responsibility for landscaping, striping, snow removal and lighting, among other things -- the duties formerly carried out by the municipalities that leased the slots and shared the revenue with Metro-North.
In many countries advanced practice nurses (APNs) have taken responsibility for routine patient care formerly carried out by physicians in order to reduce their workload.
Iron working was formerly carried out, probably from the Roman period onward.
Secondly, the power of the marketplace which has induced many professionals across the professional landscape to chase the highest income rather than preserving the core of expert service; and finally, the digital media, which holds the promise - or the threat - of replacing many, if not most tasks formerly carried out by professionals.
Patients are independently using new technologies to monitor their cardiovascular health, a role formerly carried out only by healthcare practitioners.
The biostatistics section of Pfizer (formerly Wyeth) carried out statistical analysis.
Formerly, these were usually carried out as integrated activities, but the era of data science is beginning to separate some of these activities (Bourne 2005) and dataset construction can now be carried out in its own right, in an open-ended way.
It's also a place where formerly private activities are now carried out in public – there's a degree of performance involved in attending.
This paper is an extension of the work carried out and formerly reported by the authors (Sunil and Rao 2015).
High ISS for pastoralist vs. hunter-and-gatherers identified large areas in southern and eastern Africa (reminiscent of the scattered occurrences of Khoisan ethnic groups), and in much of the drier part of Australia (where pseudo-nomadic cattle and sheep herding is carried out on formerly aboriginal land).
