Sentence examples for hitherto exploited from inspiring English sources

Our magnetoelectric imaging is attractive as images of both ferromagnetic and ferroelectric domains are rare; 13, 18 concomitant changes have only been seen in low-resolution studies; 13 and published PEEM data have hitherto exploited XMCD contrast without XLD contrast 17, 18, 39 except for one single image.

"I can feel you guys pushing on that, and I am saying, release yourselves, and let him be like Nick Carraway, in 'Gatsby.' " Gypsy Rose Lee, he proposed, offered greater room for comedy than had hitherto been exploited.

Here we have shown that virtual reality, with appropriate synchronous multisensory stimulation, has a much greater transformational capability that has not hitherto been exploited - the capability to transform not just place but also the self.

Wycombe, unable to name a full bench such are the limits to their squad, started to wilt as the clock ticked by and all it took was one chink in their hitherto impregnable armour to be exploited.

Slowly, too, the advantages of arch and vault, avoided hitherto by Greek architects, were exploited; architecture was still basically that of mass on mass, however, and it was left to Rome to make significant progress in construction methods.

Third, the model exploited much more than hitherto information on the health needs of each individual (diagnostic information recorded from previous inpatient records).

Circulating monocytes in the blood stream are exposed to the chemo-regimen and thus can be exploited to deliver death signals to hitherto inaccessible strata of the tumor.

Pyrazol-5-one derivative 2 was exploited as a key intermediate for the synthesis of hitherto unknown fused pyrazole.

4-acetamide pyrazolone 2 was exploited as a starting material for the syntheses of hitherto unknown different types of new heterocyclic compounds incorporating the antipyrine moiety which expect highly biological activity against various microorganisms.

Consequently, hitherto very limited number of markers tightly linked to genes/QTLs governing traits of agronomic importance has been identified to be exploited for marker-assisted genetic improvement of chickpea.

It ignored and even demonised the concerns of Iraq's hitherto dominant Sunni minority.The resulting rough, majoritarian version of democracy has proved chronically unstable, but has also created opportunities to be exploited.