The classified papers give texture to terrorist plots that heretofore have been unknown to the public.
Of course, they are especially well suited, and heretofore have been most frequently deployed, for surveillance.
The finiteness question, which heretofore has been open, is posed by Wells and Wolf in (Ann. of Math.105 (1977), 397 448).
The big disappointments heretofore have been in technology stocks, whose high valuations left them vulnerable to slower growth.
This assured a reasonably equitable distribution of land, as well as government control of the large estates that heretofore had been virtually autonomous.
It may be an accurate portrayal of the Gestapo's style, but it doesn't fit the tone, which heretofore had been a fairly standard, BBC-type production.
Albert, who heretofore had been an advocate of technology (indeed tried to take credit for a seminal invention), called for an old-fashioned counting by hand.
The enhanced speed and robustness will enable us to examine much larger coupled problems than heretofore had been considered computationally practical.
The museum's 6,000 works of 20th- and 21st-century art, craft and design will be placed in "visible storage," allowing visitors, students and scholars immediate access to riches that heretofore has been mostly out of sight.
The pair's contemporaries were more judicious, though some were angered by Boswell's use of private remarks in a form, biography, that heretofore had been treated as a graven public monument.
The technique of evaporative cooling, as described heretofore, has been known for centuries, but the fundamental methods of mechanical refrigeration were only discovered in the middle of the 19th century.
