Sentence examples for and hence doesn't from inspiring English sources

The essence of stuartivity is that one gets comfortable knowing which things one no longer needs to know – your car's licence plate number, sports statistics and recipes, for example – and hence doesn't waste brain cells remembering.

McCawley wrote that "A hatrack expresses exactly the same thought as He bought a hatrack and hence doesn't express any less complete a thought: the difference between the full sentence and the sentence fragment is not in the completeness of the thought expressed but in the completeness of the form in which it is expressed".

He said Goodyear produces higher-quality and higher-priced tires than those made by the Chinese, and hence doesn't compete directly against them.

Whereas a black person can never change his or her skin color, a Muslim chooses his or her religion, and hence, doesn't need special protections from the law.

It even got itself married (to giant telecoms and the FCC), and hence doesn't really give a damn what you think about it anymore, because capitalism has taken over and capitalism cares as much for you as the NRA cares about all those dead children.

Notice that this problem is independent of the burst size b, and hence doesn't depend on whether the noise is dominated by transcription or translation.

Under these conditions, ascorbate is not transferred and hence does not interfere in the ion transfer current for dopamine.

Thus, our approach requires similar computational effort as in UKF and hence does not suffer from the curse of dimensionality.

Using a quasi-CW laser removes the space charge effect and hence does not degrade the energy resolution.

The training time for the autoencoder is large, but is offline and hence does not affect performance during operation.

The Wall Street Journal, for the most part, already does that, and hence does not really appear on either site.