Sentence examples for systematically until from inspiring English sources

Often, he said, the war is not taught systematically until middle school.

Studies of volcanoes, however, were not conducted systematically until the 19th century.

The parameters are changed systematically until the model native structure converges as closely as possible to the correct native structure.

Mission work in New Guinea was divided into four spheres of influence in Papua but did not begin systematically until the 1870s.

The patient's view of his or her own health had long played some role in medical consultation; however, in terms of the health care literature, researchers did not begin collecting and reporting such data systematically until the 1960s.

Material parameters can be determined from complex engineering processes by inverse methods: A simulation model (usually using finite elements) of the process is used, and its parameters are varied systematically until agreement between simulation and experiment is achieved.

Movement rules and behavior coefficients are systematically adjusted until the virtual fish movements approximate the observed fish.

Variations in morals were not systematically studied until the 19th century, when Western knowledge of the more remote parts of the globe began to increase.

McCain was detained for almost five more years, and was systematically tortured until he signed a confession saying that he was a war criminal.

So these people (most of us, I think) must go along, their views systematically underrepresented until the rule of the pushy yammerers becomes too intolerable and they leave.

Though the eddies were mentioned as early as 1793 by Jonathan Williams, a grandnephew of American scientist and statesman Benjamin Franklin, they were not systematically studied until the early 1930s by the oceanographer Phil E. Church.