Sentence examples for hitherto understood from inspiring English sources
The team that wins in football is the one that scores the most goals With the greatest respect for the excellent Mr Hiddink, the way his team made it to the semi-finals did not conform with the elementary rules of football as hitherto understood.
Since "uncoupling" leads to the loss of NADPH redox equivalents, it is hitherto understood to be a wasteful process [14].
This indicates that localization also occurs at a smaller scale than hitherto understood.
Jeremy Lewis, who is writing Astor's biography for Jonathan Cape, told the Observer that Astor's knowledge of the secret world was both less sensational and more complicated than hitherto understood.
In the Science of Logic, Hegel already complained against "one of the fundamental prejudices of logic as hitherto understood", namely that "the contradictory cannot be imagined or thought" (Hegel 1931: 430).
This is good news inasmuch as it means games as great as Ori have more hope of seeing daylight, but it's also problematic, because the whole point of the "indie" ethos as hitherto understood is surely to make a game that eludes categorisation.
For Thompson, a shared consciousness among working people was to be identified much sooner than had hitherto been understood.
The remaining HGT events (~60%) either indicated transfer of DNA from one body site to another through hitherto poorly understood mechanisms or predated microbial colonization of the human body.
Financed mainly by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Tremorscope will allow BSL scientists to investigate a different and hitherto poorly understood type of rumbling of the Earth called seismic tremor.
We then formulate a new craze initiation model and compare its predictions with the earlier experiments to find much better agreement over a wider range of applicability that sheds new light on this hitherto inadequately understood phenomenon.
