Sentence examples for the aforementioned qualities from inspiring English sources

You will note that the designer's views do not touch on the aforementioned qualities associated with history, art or culture.

(Paley, for her part, possesses all of the aforementioned qualities, and at least a few T-shirts).

In addition to the aforementioned qualities, the sensors were characterized by their ease of fabrication, flexibility, and their low cost.

Wind instruments became used more and more for colouring; the flutes, for instance, were noted for their bright tone quality and great technical agility, the clarinets for all the aforementioned qualities, and the bassoons for their special tone quality.

According to Zhou, human beings receive all the aforementioned qualities and forces in their "highest excellence," and when man reacts to the external phenomena thus created, the distinction between good and evil emerges in his thought and conduct.

In the work of Chen and Cui, which exhibits all the aforementioned qualities, an almost unprecedented interest in grotesquerie and satire visually enlivens their work, yet it also reflects something of the restless individualism and deep disillusionment that were part of the spirit of this period of national decline.

And secondly, the city holds the record for the world's largest lamington: made in June 2011 at the Newtown rugby club by the aforementioned Quality Desserts.

In section 3, the ManuFuture background is introduced before the ManuFuture Road 2020 is assessed based on the aforementioned quality criteria.

In the following the ManuFuture Vision 2020 generation and implementation will be introduced, before the ManuFuture Road 2020 will be assessed based on the aforementioned quality criteria from a practical and impact-oriented point of view.

"Based on the great day we spent together and your aforementioned qualities, many of which I believe I possess also, I decided to be very honest and forward".

Rather, there are detailed descriptions of various machines and instruments that are most commonly used today to measure aforementioned qualities like buoyancy and air-pressure, alongside machines that harness various types of energy to perform integral tasks of the time.