Sentence examples for previously discussed it from inspiring English sources

As previously discussed, it was Mary's plan to 'make many changes' at this stage to complete transforming ideas from the sources.

As previously discussed, it is desirable for the WT system to have a very small dc link voltage fluctuation and smoothed LSC output power.

Moreover, as previously discussed, it is important to consider that the preparation phase is carried out sporadically and can be performed using idle time.

As a result, based on current data and forecasts, though trying to predict future Fed activity is often a daunting task as previously discussed, it is fair to conclude that interest rates will remain relatively low for the foreseeable future.

Although publishing data as type QD is a relatively recent activity, as previously discussed, it is suggested that the data published as type "provisional" by BGS over several years have met the criteria now established for QD data.

During the night only a subset of the available interventions are offered such as for example a reminder to return to bed when the older person enters the kitchen, as previously discussed it is the flexible characteristics that enable a different intervention to be offered at different times during the day.

As previously discussed, I have a lifelong problem with Doctor Who (Saturday, BBC1).

As has previously been discussed it is important to find the lowest I/S ratio where the methane yield remains high, in order to increase the total methane production.

The tweets are a mainstay of Google's real-time results, but Google has not previously discussed how it ranks them.

I was blamed for his outburst, and a job offer that had been previously discussed disappeared (it had happened before, when prospective employers withdrew offers after hearing about the Klan attacks).

Seven years had elapsed since work on the coach was previously discussed, so it is not possible to say whether work had been done in 1930 but continued exposure to the weather had returned the coach to a neglected condition, or whether no work had been done to improve the condition of the coach in the first place.