Sentence examples for and therefore called from inspiring English sources

To build the towers, cranes were imported from Australia (and therefore called kangaroo cranes) equipped with hydraulic systems that enabled them to hoist themselves on the top of the towers as they rose.

There were African-American walkers — the real Jackie Robinson of the sport was one Frank Hart, who was a protégé of O'Leary's and therefore called Black Dan — and there were even legendary women walkers, like Ada Anderson, who trained in Wales and then took a boat to America to walk for cash.

A rich young man has killed himself in Moscow's Alexander Gardens, having spun a single cartridge in a revolver's chamber, pulled the trigger and lost at a game said to have been thought up in the Klondike gold fields and therefore called American roulette.

Formerly, the disease was considered only to influence the skull, clavicle, and flat bone which undergo intramembranous ossification and, therefore, called cleidocranial dysostosis.

We assume a SIC scenario [4], where the first user to be decoded is affected for the signal of the second user (that experiences an interference-free scenario), and therefore called weak user in NOMA notation.

Horthy felt surprise had been lost and therefore called off the operation.

Although the report recommends a carrot and stick approach, it recognises the complete failure of voluntary arrangements thus far, and therefore calls for some pretty big sticks to make air travel and car use more expensive and less attractive.

However, eye allows limited access to these traditional formulations due to its unique anatomical structure and dynamic ocular environment and therefore calls for improvement in disease intervention.

Microalgae not only play an important ecological role, but are also of commercial importance and therefore call for an in depth knowledge of basic biological functions.

Nevertheless, both modelling methods require hydrological and chemical parameters (recharge flow rate, outflows, volume of mine voids, mass of solids, kinetic constants of the dissolution precipitation reactions), which are commonly not available for a mine and therefore call for calibration data.

If forced to choose -- as the postmodern scholar will always consider herself compelled to do -- many committed poststructuralist critics will still opt for "either/or" rather than "both/and" and therefore call metamodern art bourgeois (as a self-protective measure) rather than both bourgeois and radical.