Sentence examples for which was hitherto from inspiring English sources

These enabled it to attain a speed of 21 knots, which was hitherto achieved only by cruisers.

This consquence bears directly on our ability to see the right path to a true physics which was hitherto impossible.

We utilize biotin-independent E. coli for the production of the high-value protein streptavidin which was hitherto restricted because of toxic effects due to biotin depletion.

The long read data revealed a novel 1420 bp transposon-flanked and ORF-containing sequence which was hitherto unknown in the G. oxydans 621H reference.

This new model of drop breakage, coupled with the pattern of interaction of drops with eddies of different sizes existing in the vessel, has been used to evaluate not only the breakage frequency, but also the size distribution of the daughter droplets(which was hitherto assumed).

As the site was the capital of the Dilmun civilisation, it contains the richest remains of this civilization, which was hitherto only known from written Sumerian references.

The internet and social media have provided a new platform, if not a megaphone, for expressions of antisemitism which were hitherto confined to the extreme margins of society.

Whether these new procedures will cost more to administer than the money lost in the corruption scandal remains to be seen, as is their effects on the fund's operations, which were hitherto relatively speedy and unbureaucratic.Yet with luck the changes will reassure the critics and start the money flowing again.

The traditional multidisciplinary working methods which were hitherto available are examined and some lapses identified.

The UV Vis NIR studies and ellipsometry results revealed that these coatings exhibited notable NIR-reflectance (∼90%) which is hitherto undocumented for such materials.

In all the cases, equations with predictive ability (which were hitherto lacking) are provided with attendant discussion of the underlying physical phenomena.