Sentence examples for and hence the volume of from inspiring English sources

After the module configuration, monitoring of remote fuel is possible by sending control messages from a compatible mobile phone in order to query the status of the remote fuel sensor (and hence the volume of fuel in the tank).

Simulations of indentations in the presence of a stacking fault tetrahedron show the highest reduction in the pop-in load for the (1 1 1) orientation, while experimentally the effect of orientation is dependent on the size of the indenter used, and hence the volume of material under stress.

With a visual stimulus, monkeys altered their target preferences (and hence, the volume of juice that was delivered) depending on the social value of the stimulus.

Key distances between residues comprising the CRD will determine its shape and hence the volume of each domain.

Furthermore, in the case of insulin delivery at basal rates (∼0.01 ml/h = ∼1 unit/h, usually administered as microboluses with 0.025 0.1 units per pump stroke) (25), backflow distances may be shorter and hence the volume of insulin-exposed tissue about the catheter shaft may be smaller than after bolus administrations (24).

This phenomenon reduces the value of c/a from 2.51 (anatase) to 0.65 (rutile) significantly and hence the volumes of basic unit cell as well.

These cells commonly vary in depth, and hence in the volume of ink they will retain.

Hence, the volume of the endoneurial contents and the compliance of the perineurium determine EHP.

Each planet is the size of earth and has a 10 kilometer (106 cm) thick habitable layer; hence the volume of the habitable layer is 4/3π[ R- R-l)] ≈ 5 × 1024 cm, wheR- R-ls the R- R-l of the planet and l is the thickness of the habitable layer.

Hence, the volume of the pyramid itself can be only Bh/3 all other possibilities have been "exhausted".

Hence, the volume of healthcare database is growing exponentially.