Sentence examples for and hence a large from inspiring English sources
Washing generally involves high temperatures, fine sprays (and hence a large surface area) and a lot of sloshing around of water, all of which promote efficient chemical stripping.
With the change in code rate or code length the process is repeated and hence, a large number of pre-processing computations time and resources are required.
For instance, in multi-user MIMO broadcast channels, the BS simultaneously serves as many users as possible and hence a large total number of receive antennas is present.
Melting glass pellets require a furnace with temperature over 1500 °C for downstream glass shaping processes and hence a large amount of exergy is available but currently destroyed.
You don't want to make much of the fact that the Texas line is lower, since the state has a high birth rate and hence a large proportion of children.
It could, for instance, have argued that raising rates and so containing financial imbalances would avoid future economic instability and hence a large undershoot in future inflation.Central bankers do not have a political mandate to respond to asset prices.
Such positioning causes the ship to turn with a smaller drift angle and hence a larger turning radius.
Going back to the left-hand chart, that would imply a further leftward shift in the demand curve and hence a larger loss of output.
By its very nature -- five prizes each year in various areas of the arts -- it engenders a more complex process, and hence a larger, more bureaucratic organization, than the Pritzker Prize.
Decreasing h leads to a wider spreading and hence a larger surface with the coolant is utilised, which partly compensates the poorer cooling.
This ISP misrepresentation is mainly due to the fact that the reference ionospheric stations covering the region mapped by the model turn out to be few, especially for disturbed periods when the ionosphere is very variable both in time and in space and hence a larger number of stations would be required.
