Firstly, the potential begins to extend from length l 2 to point X0 and is consequently forward-biased.
PD patients lack the modification of postural muscle synergies normally associated with changes in support conditions and consequently displace forward their centre of foot pressure, indicating high stiffness in ankle muscles.
Kate turned sharply northward due to it moving around the western periphery of a powerful anticyclone, and consequently slowed its forward motion.
Many demanded concessions on agriculture from America and the EU before talks could move forward, and consequently refused to negotiate drawing the ire of Mr Zoellick and others, and effectively blocking the consensus required to do anything in the WTO.
Due to energy band bending process the formation of sub bands take place and consequently, electrons and holes under forward bias voltages accumulate, at the PFO/ZnO interface.
In MU-MIMO scenarios, the use of reconfigurable parasitic arrays at the receiver side significantly increases SINR and consequently the performance of the forward channel.
The gemcitabine/cisplatin combination is a key regimen in unresectable locally advanced and metastatic non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), and, consequently, it is a logical step forward to investigate the activity of this new combination in less advanced stages of NSCLC.
The advantage of this two-step strategy comes from the reduction of some less important dimensions at the first step, and consequently the signal in the dataset carried forward to the second step is boosted.
Hammett was appointed Hurricanes coach from the beginning of the 2011 season, and consequently former prop Dave Hewett was appointed assistant forwards coach.
People live backwards too, and their memory consequently works forward; thus there is an unfortunate person whom we find undergoing sentence in prison — "the trial doesn't even begin till next Wednesday, and the crime comes last of all".
Or the Wilde who dictates rules of sensible style: "The modern, high-heeled boot is, in fact, merely the clog of the time of Henry VI, with the front prop left out, and its inevitable effect is to throw the body forward, to shorten the steps, and consequently to produce that want of grace which always follows want of freedom".
