Sentence examples for which existed prior from inspiring English sources
The verified model was then used to hindcast the river hydrodynamic conditions with a loop connection between the Danshuei River and Keelung River, which existed prior to 1965.
This involvement is observed in the polar cap (PC) area, which existed prior to the substorm and is called respectively "the old PC".
President Bill Clinton hastily calls another summit at Sharm el-Sheikh, which reaches an agreement "to return the situation to that which existed prior to the current crisis".
To accomplish this, both sides will act immediately to return the situation to that which existed prior to the current crisis in areas such as restoring law and order, redeployment of forces, eliminating points of friction, enhancing security cooperation and ending the closure and opening the Gaza airport.
The dam-breaking success of YouTube and Apple's iTunes Video Store neither of which existed prior to 2005 has unleashed a huge new flow of digital video on the Internet, and many consumers now spend hours a day streaming or downloading everything from home movies to live sports and prime-time TV series.
"Both sides will act immediately to return the situation to that which existed prior to the current crisis," the president announced in an agreed statement at noon on October 17th.That night, despite continued sporadic shooting at several flashpoints, Israeli tanks began withdrawing from around Nablus.
What is strictly fictional, for Butler, is the view that they are unified cores which exist prior to gendered behavior.
While inflation has been low and stable since the late 1980's the period for which data existed prior to Nakamura's work the 1970's was the start of the "Great Inflation" which represents one of the most important macroeconomic episodes of the past century.
Not much is known about the public buildings which existed in Volubilis prior to the start of the 3rd century, as the buildings currently visible were built on the foundations of earlier structures.
Despite the fact that Clus as a county name was recorded in the 1173 document Thomas comes Clusiensis, it is believed that the county's designation derives from the name of the castrum, which might have existed prior to its first mention in 1213, and not vice versa.
High fat and low muscle mass in the upper arm were also associated with lower AEE, indicating a low habitual physical activity in women with less favorable body composition, which may have already existed prior to pregnancy or alternatively suggesting that body composition may relate to how a women manage to maintain her activity level when she becomes pregnant.
