Sentence examples for hitherto achieved from inspiring English sources

These enabled it to attain a speed of 21 knots, which was hitherto achieved only by cruisers.

The authors presented in the paper the hitherto achieved results of research works, including the analysis of electrical signals course in excited and non-excited vagus nerve and impedance measurement of nerve fibre, necessary for determining the parameters of neurostimulator such as the amplitude, duration and the repetition rate of stimulator pulses.

He went to great lengths to support non-conforming preachers, while warning them against too radical positions which, he argued, would only endanger what reforms had been hitherto achieved.

Prion strain identification has been hitherto achieved using time-consuming incubation time determinations in one or more mouse lines and elaborate neuropathological assessment.

The exceptional results obtained in GOT1 xenografts may thus indicate a possibility for more successful treatment of patients with metastatic carcinoid tumours than hitherto achieved in clinical series.

His analytical and conceptual innovations produced a line of supple, sensitive enquiry, which afforded a more detailed and rigorous examination and account of governmental power than anything hitherto achieved by radical critique.

The mean size of nanograins in the top surface layer is about 3 nm, and such fine nanograins had never hitherto been achieved in near surface severe plastic deformation metals and alloys.

Conversion of bloodstream-form Trypanosoma brucei to the procyclic form in vitro is routine, but conversion of procyclic forms to bloodstream forms has hitherto only been achieved in transgenic parasites with tetracycline-inducible expression of proteins with RNA-binding domains − either RBP6 or RBP10.

Amid the disappointment, however, is a palpable sense of pride at what the hitherto unfancied German squad achieved.

The purity achieved was hitherto unheard of less than one part of detectable impurity in 10,000,000,000 parts of germanium.

Developments in sensor design, electronics, computer technology and networking have converged to provide new ways of collecting environmental data at rates hitherto impossible to achieve.