Sentences with phrase «unknown until»

Currently, detailed specifications for this device are unknown until the product is fully reviewed.

In fact, Stellar was virtually unknown until it airdropped 19 billion tokens into Bitcoin wallets.

Face ID will have to prove itself through usage, though, which is an unknown until the iPhone X is in consumers» hands.

Outside China, the company was relatively unknown until fairly recently.

Apparently it fits only the new PCH - 2000 model of Sony's portable console, but it definitely seems clever, even if its actual effectiveness will remain unknown until a practical test is made.

Well, for one thing, the statute was enacted in 1964, and the court says that IVF was unknown until the...

While the exact amount of money you may be entitled to receive is unknown until all of the factors have been considered, typical expenses covered in a settlement are as follows:

I noticed and previously mentioned that motion, but its contents are unknown until a public redacted version becomes available.

How this mix behaved was unknown until the work of Ferenc Miskolczi [6] in 2007.

The history behind the shale gas boom remained relatively unknown until late 2011, when researchers at the Breakthrough Institute conducted an extensive investigation revealing the role that federal agencies like the Department of Energy and the National Laboratories played in supporting gas industry experimentation with shale fracking.

Mr. Clarke was unknown until his climb to promote the fight against malaria.

The climate gate emails pointed out the the entire southern ocean south of latitude 30 south was essentially unknown until ARGO.

The picture on the 1999 WMO report cover has nothing to do with IPCC, and frankly was completely unknown until November last year.

I build the shaped canvas structure once all elements are in place but color remains an unknown until after numerous tests to achieve the deeply matte consistency with the right tone, hue, contrast and vibration.

Wylie was essentially unknown until she won the John Moores Painting prize in 2014.

The artist's work was unknown until discovered by a collector in a London street market in 1981.

Nevelson remained fairly unknown until she had her first solo exhibition at the Nierendorf Gallery in New York in 1941.

At the end of his lifetime, Shahn had achieved international acclaim for his paintings but his photographic work remained mostly unknown until the landmark exhibition, Ben Shahn as Photographer at Harvard's Fogg Art Museum just after his death in 1969.

It was relatively unknown until Sewell's collection came up for sale at Christie's last year, and it was placed under a temporary export bar.

In Canada he was practically unknown until 1934, and he did not receive the same attention as the Group of Seven, his contemporaries, until recent years.

«They were unknown until 2007, when Kathan Brown, founder of Crown Point Press, was readying the basement for a fire inspection,» Ms. Brodie said.

Battlefront II is packed with different modes to play, and a fun campaign that doesn't reinvent story modes, but offers a peek into Star Wars history that has gone unknown until now.

So Monkey Island 3 was a big unknown until the actual production started - even despite the first game's popularity.

The existence of this splendid waterfall largely remained unknown until the mid 90s, when a local tour operator accidentally discovered it at a sharp curve on the roadside.

The quandary for passengers was perhaps best symbolized by Delta's decision last year to remove its award chart from the SkyMiles website, so the cost of a reward trip was completely unknown until the traveler researched travel dates and routes.

I have had so many fears throughout my life, which is why I quit everything for the life of the unknown until I met a guy who is full of dreams and eventually became my husband!

In September 2000, it was shuttered and closed for business and its future was unknown until its most recent purchase in January 2007 by billionaire Rick Caruso for $ 50 million.

This ability to change genes, suppress or encourage them, turn them on and off, etc. was unknown until recent years.

Goldens were generally unknown until the early 1900s, when a dog bred by Dudley Marjoribanks won a retriever field trial.

We may be able to provide an opinion on how a dog may get along with cats, but behavior in your home is unknown until they would be properly introduced under supervision.

The breed remained virtually unknown until a chance sighting at an Italian dog show in 1946.

The future is unknown until the contract is settled and closed.

First, most of the unknowns listed below will be unknown until they happen - too late.

The effect (positive and negative) of a change in tax rates is an unknown until the time of withdrawal.

In many instances, this debt will go unknown until the consumer applies for credit and is denied due to unpaid accounts.

Joyfully, these permutations change the timing (or even the existence) of fights, dialogue, and locations such that the outcome is truly unknown until you get there.

«The existence of Go Set a Watchman was unknown until recently, and its discovery is an extraordinary gift to the many readers and fans of To Kill a Mockingbird.

With the depth of cuts to state school aids unknown until the state budget is finalized, it's difficult to know exactly how deep a hole the district is in, said Mike Barry, assistant superintendent for business.

And not accepting late work means the skill level of students already falling behind will go unknown until the next assessment opportunity.

Deep Throat's identity was unknown until 2005, and thus the story of exactly how he did what he did and why is relatively new territory even though the events took place decades ago.

Ylang - ylang essential oil was relatively unknown until recent years when it gained popularity with cosmetic companies for its pleasant scent.

The active ingredient in liver remained unknown until 1948, when it was isolated by two chemists, Karl A. Folkers of the United States and Alexander R. Todd of Great Britain.

Taken together, the evidence is persuasive that there is indeed a massive planet out there, remaining unknown until now.

The Denisovans were unknown until 2010, when researchers described a fragment of a girl's finger bone found in Denisova cave in Siberia.

The impact of diet on lncRNA expression has been largely unknown until now, the researchers said.

Or the evidence may yet be streaking Earthward at thousands of miles per second, unknown until the next time Super-TIGER rises high in the sky, gazing out into the depths of space.

It's one of the most famous institutions of the ancient world, and it's astounding that the exact location has been unknown until now.

The catches of blue whales from the North Pacific were unknown until scientists — in particular Yulia Ivashchenko of Southern Cross University in Australia — put on their detective caps and teased out numbers from Russian whaling archives that once were classified as secret but are now public.

Our bodies are home to trillions of microbes, an invisible ecosystem whose microbial members were virtually unknown until now.

DAZAP1 was unknown until 2000 when other researchers discovered the protein's role in male fertility.