Sentence examples for heretofore defined from inspiring English sources
In this brief and skillfully crafted study of the Missouri Controversy, John R. Van Atta sets out to "unpack the crisis from that old box" that has heretofore defined it (x).
Editor's Note: Study of the mitochondrial DNA of terns, along with their plumage characteristics, have suggested that the heretofore broadly defined genus Sterna is paraphyletic.
Editor's Note: Studies of mitochondrial DNA in the subfamily Larinae have suggested that the heretofore broadly defined genus Larus is paraphyletic.
However you've been defined heretofore, here you can entertain a fuller, freer version of yourself.
How exactly they expect to represent the expansive exploring, puzzling and battling that have defined the series heretofore is unclear.
The underlying defect in this disease has yet to be precisely defined, so it is somewhat surprising that a comprehensive study of the ultrastructural morphology of the lung in CF has not heretofore been reported.
The mainstream, heretofore synonymous with what is considered average for whites, is now equally defined by the preferences, presence and perspectives of people of color.
As Simon defined the term, an emerging artist is just about any heretofore mostly unrecognized and/or widely undervalued painter, sculptor or photographer between the ages of 19 and 95 whose work sells for prices in the three- to four-digit range.
As a result, our leisure time (defined as unstructured time to do with as you wish) has become invaded with possibilities heretofore unthought of.
Previous studies have shown that junctions (heretofore referred to as breaks) between conserved chromosome segments in the tammar wallaby (Macropus eugenii) karyotype, as defined by reciprocal chromosome painting [ 17], carry the kangaroo endogenous retrovirus, KERV [ 18].
