Sentence examples for hitherto assumed from inspiring English sources
The chemical expansion coefficient of doped ceria has been hitherto assumed to be temperature-independent.
The behaviouralists claim to understand people as they are, not as economists hitherto assumed them to be.
These figures are much smaller than military experts had hitherto assumed, and are a fraction of that year's official defence budget of $2.9 billion.
During the tests the intra-cell buckling patterns were monitored carefully, and it was observed that the hitherto assumed buckling patterns did not correspond to the experimental observations.
We present data from SIMS and Hall effect investigations, which demonstrate significant deviations from TRIM simulations of the implantation profiles and the hitherto assumed electrical activity of Er in such environment.
The experiments exhibit regular oscillations also in parameter regions in which the hitherto assumed mechanism predicts only the existence of stable fixed points, and they show irregular oscillations in wide parameter ranges.
The presentation hitherto assumes that we have access to an exact sampling weight.
Because of their frequent occurrence as disarticulated remains, they have hitherto been assumed to be provincially restricted microfossils of unclear palaeobiological affinity.
Methods proposed hitherto have assumed knowledge of link performance frequency distributions (usually delay, travel time or capacity distributions), information that is in many cases absent.
The differences result from the type of collars and supports commonly used in bending tests, the effects of which persist for a greater length along the test pipe than has hitherto been assumed.
Because none of the current truth effect theories can fully account for these context effects, we conclude that the cognitive processes underlying truth judgments are more complex than has hitherto been assumed.
