The models were probably substitutes for the servants who formerly had been sacrificed in the royal tomb.
For example, the 2006 IUCN Red List for birds added many species of seabirds that formerly had been considered too abundant to be at any risk.
In some cases it allowed the build-up of grasses, shrubs and young trees that formerly had been removed by frequent, mild fires.
In 1969 the state assumed full responsibility for administering welfare programs, some of which formerly had been supervised by an "overseer of the poor" in each town.
It is being crowd-funded – an initiative increasingly used by claimants for bringing legal challenges that might formerly have been paid for by legal aid.
In the late 20th and early 21st centuries other neighbourhoods outside the downtown area many of which formerly had been populated by Irish and Italians attracted increasing numbers of African American, Latino, and Asian residents.
He was still well able to understand most of the articles, but he said that they no longer evoked any sense of wonder in him — the very sense that, formerly, had been central to his passion for science.
Its 900 choral dances of rustic origin, which formerly had been danced in the open air but were now usually performed indoors, included an enormous variety of forms and patterns.
In November 1940, taking advantage of the defeat of France by Germany the previous June, Phibunsongkhram ordered the invasion of French territories in western Laos and northwestern Cambodia that formerly had been under Thai control.
Slaves formerly had been traded for European goods, especially guns and gunpowder, but now the British encouraged trade in palm oil in the Niger delta states, ostensibly to replace the trade in slaves.
He proceeded to argue that the units of selection debates should not be about vehicles, as it formerly had been, but about replicators.
