Sentence examples for previously understood as from inspiring English sources

Climate change is already making it hard to know whether events previously understood as "acts of God" (a freak heat wave in March or a Frankenstorm on Halloween) still belong in that category.

The names previously understood as referring to tribes can continue to be used, however, as convenient shorthand as long as it is realized that they do not all represent equivalent categories.

The conformal symmetry SO d,2) of the massless particle in d dimensions, or superconformal symmetry OSp, SU 2,2|N), OSp(8|N) of the superparticle in d=3,4,6 dimensions respectively, had been previously understood as the global Lorentz symmetry and supersymmetries of 2T physics in d+2 dimensions.

Papadopoulos' plea suggests the Trump campaign knew about the Russian government's effort even earlier than has been previously understood, as Just Security explains.

We found that police shoot twice as many people as previously understood, but in some departments shootings are on the decline in recent years.

To summarize: Bobbitt believes that there is a real war against terror; that civil liberties as previously understood may need to be curtailed to win it; that we must nevertheless fight it without violating our commitment to the rule of law; and that the United States cannot win it alone.

If the Bible is wrong about our origins, for example, then it cannot be the word of God as previously understood and, therefore, may be wrong about everything else, becoming merely a collection of myths and fables without authority on spiritual matters.

In recent years, increasing evidence has shown that HCMV-specific immune responses are not restricted to gB, pp65 and IE-1 antigens as previously understood, but are directed towards more than 70% of the HCMV reading frames [12], [13], [14], [15].

The Severn Project has annual revenues of £115,000, not £350,000 as previously understood.

Histoire repudiates both orchestra and opera as previously understood: it is specifically (and inexpensively) designed for performance on a portable stage by three dancers, a narrator, and seven instrumentalists.

Together, these processes shifted the female domestic and male public spheres as previously understood.