Sentence examples for has since been studied from inspiring English sources

Beginning in 1801, Thomas Bruce, the seventh Earl of Elgin — a Scottish aristocrat who was the British ambassador to the Ottoman court — acting on the basis of a permit whose language has since been studied with Talmudic fervor, pried loose from the ruin much of the frieze, most of the remaining pediment statues, and fifteen of the metopes, and shipped them back to England.

The notion of an Alexandrov immersion was introduced by Alexandrov [1] in connection with the study of constant mean curvature surfaces in Euclidean space, and has since been studied by many authors; see e.g. [32, 33, 34].

Representational neglect has since been studied in numerous other patients using other locations and various other stimuli, ranging from irregular cloud-like shapes to maps of France (e.g., Bisiach, Luzzatti & Perani, 1979; Bisiach et al., 1981; Ogden, 1985; Meador et al., 1987; Sunderland, 1990; Bartolomeo et al., 1994; Rode et al., 1998, 2004).

It has since been studied for its eccentric orbit.

Cygnus X-1 has since been studied extensively using observations by orbiting and ground-based instruments.

Snowball's "spontaneous synchronization" to music has since been studied by scientists who thought this behavior only occurred in humans.

He managed to maintain a B average throughout his college career, and has since been studying for a degree in business administration.

Pecknold has since been studying in New York's Columbia College for an undergraduate's degree and has said that he is working on new songs and is "excited for whatever happens next musically".

The team has since been studying the technology involved in creating the product, researching any potential intellectual property issues and developing the business and marketing plan.

Lee and his colleagues first succeeded in making a large, pure crystal of this material last year — a process that took 10 months — and have since been studying its properties in detail.

Transection studies by Jouvet first demonstrated that the brainstem is both necessary and sufficient for REM sleep generation2, and the neural circuits in the pons have since been studied extensively4,5,6,7,8.