Sentence examples for hitherto normal from inspiring English sources

Typically, in one of Simenon's stories, a single crime is enough to ensure that a hitherto normal life falls apart, with no notice, as though any of us might at any time suddenly encounter a crisis that we will turn out to be powerless to overcome.

Here the approach is evaluated over a far wider range of parameters than has been attempted hitherto, normal stresses now ranging from 0.15 to 292 kPa, and shear strains from 0.9 to 8×104.

But, for a week or so after landing, a form of what might be called Ameristalgia makes us conscious of a rudeness in British life — a coarsening in the texture of daily life — that had hitherto seemed quite normal.

These appear to arise as localized dysplastic abnormalities in hitherto apparently morphologically normal crypts.

Tumor-distant, histologically normal bronchial biopsies have hitherto not been considered in gene expression studies of lung or HN carcinogenesis 9, 12, 15– 15.

Thus, the analyzed glioma cells did contain neoplastic cells and the karyotype normal and abnormal glioma cells showed hitherto indistinguishable phenotype.

To sneer at liberals by misrepresenting them is surely below his normal level of argument and discussion, which hitherto I have generally liked and enjoyed.

Running underneath the earlier strips was Fat Freddy's Cat, another link in the great chain of cartoon felines, but here allowed to do what normal cats do and cartoon cats had hitherto never done: shit in his owner's headphones.

Hitherto, many significant results based on the theory of normal systems have been successfully extended to singular systems and the related research has been published (see [9 13] and the references therein).

Surprisingly, cytogenetic analysis showed that gliomas contained normal and abnormal cell karyotypes with hitherto indistinguishable phenotype.

Among the most useful of these parameters are those characterising wingbeating, but these have hitherto not been considered retrievable from echoes acquired during the normal conical-scan mode of operation because it was expected that the small wingbeat modulation would be overwhelmed by the larger variations in echo intensity due to the beam's changing polarisation and the conical-scan.