Sentence examples for an hour hence from inspiring English sources
I had set the alarm on my phone for an hour hence, but there was no way I would last an hour like this.
For example, real-time quantitative PCR (qPCR) has made it possible to detect multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR TB) in a sample within an hour, hence immediately initiating appropriate treatment and control measures [ 28].
What remained now, to make the future palatable, was to satirise our ancestors' finest hour – hence a wartime sitcom that was the antidote to Kenneth More or Jack Hawkins, those stiff-upper-lip celluloid memorialisers of a lost Britain that will never, ever, come again.
In comparison the overall execution of the SSA requires about half an hour and hence is computationally extremely expensive because of the considerable number of trajectories to be averaged in order to obtain accurate statistics.
A conventional generator can only provide spinning reserves in a given hour if it is online during that hour (hence, the right-hand sides of constraints (8) have (u_{i,t}) terms).
Hood is dispatched to solve complex, scientifically baffling cases (human cloning is one) at the 11th hour — hence the title.
Next year, that subsidy will rise to 5.3 euro cents from 3.6 euro cents per kilowatt hour, hence the higher energy bills for German consumers.
I received final word at midday on Tuesday: Rumsfeld would meet me, two and a half hours hence, for a fifteen-minute steakhouse coffee.
She explained that a new wing of the relocated Hazel Hawkins hospital, a women's center, had just been built, and a few hours hence there would be an opening.
The most decadent of all was the last course which for me, was sadly relegated to a takeout box at home a few hours hence, as the first 5 courses had taken quite the toll on my stomach capacity.
British producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, The Rolling Stones) is flying in a few hours hence to record this year's Killers Christmas single (their eighth; all proceeds from it go to Bono's [Red] charity).
