Sentence examples for and it hence from inspiring English sources

At various incidences, as the tip gap height increases, the shockwave reflections become more obvious, and it hence reduces the leakage flow.

On the other hand, thick TiO2 NP thin film would increase the distance for I3− ions to diffuse to counter electrode and it hence would also have large RD.

The study also shows how the decorations were created and it hence relates to other studies of wall paintings from that period giving useful information for future restoration issues about the possible pigments and binder used.

Due to the use of the simple AR markers, the method is significantly more robust than just using the RGBD sensor or a monocular camera alone and it hence avoids the typical need for manual post-processing of alternative approaches like Kinect-Fusion, 123D Catch, Photosynth, or similar.

They conclude that the relational mix is a better way of associating network change with firm evolution as compared to the network size and it hence reinforce the importance of different networks in different situations as proposed by Gulati and Higgins (2003).

Analogously, we shall distinguish the following two cases: (mathrm{I} quad y^{Delta} (t) > 0quadmbox{for } t in[t_{1}, + infty )_{mathbf{T}};quadquad (mathrm{II} quad y^{Delta} (t) < 0quadmbox{for } t in [t_{1}, + infty)_{mathbf{T}}. Case (I) The proof when (y^{Delta} (t)) is eventually positive is similar to that of the proof of Theorem 3.1 and it hence is omitted.

One man claimed he kept his cucumbers in the shower, and had slipped and landed on it, hence why it was irretrievably lost in his anal passage.

And he knows it—hence all the wailing and gnashing of teeth.

The Boston marathon is not easy, and it has hence become a testament to athletic prowess for anyone who finishes.

He explained that "air must have darkness beyond it, and hence it appears blue," and went on to say that "the Reader will not wonder if I make great jumps from one subject to another".

It's tricky and it knows it, hence the wince.