Sentence examples for and thus proceed from inspiring English sources
We discuss how these insights have either allowed confirming the choices made, and thus proceed with development efficiently, or led to design ideas to improve the application.
Overall, we conclude that these four items show theoretical MtL content validity based on the discussion outlined above, and thus proceed to test their construct validity.
The SVR balancing algorithm periodically partitions the tasks in the system into task groups and allocates them to the cores in such a way that tasks with smaller SVR receive larger SVR increments and thus proceed more quickly.
Folman's striking animation portrays his IDF unit as young, horny, terrified kids who simply do as they are commanded, and thus proceed to shoot at everything in sight as they tear down Sidon, Lebanon with mortar shells, machine gun fire and tanks for hours on end.
If you already have a Puzzle Pirates account, you can click on I have an account and thus proceed to the log-in screen.
If I judge some two Reasons con equal to some three Reasons pro, I strike out the five; and thus proceeding I find at length where the Ballance lies; and if after a Day or two of farther Consideration nothing new that is of Importance occurs on either side, I come to a Determination accordingly.
The cut at rNO=2.15 bohr shown in Figure 6 b is more interesting: the wavepacket is initially high on a steep wall angled towards lower γ, and thus proceeds rapidly downhill in this direction.
The spontaneous disproportionation of superoxide is bimolecular and thus proceeds at rates that are proportional to [O2 ], whereas the rates of the enzyme-catalyzed reaction are first-order in enzyme and in O2– concentration and proceed at rates proportional to [O2–].
Then, a high level decision strategy is used for the selection and thus proceeds for the result.
In other words, the projects are already required by regulation and would thus proceed even without offset funding.
The debate concerning whether (1) and (2) is the more adequate formulation of theological voluntarism is ongoing, and we should thus proceed in a way that is as far as possible neutral between the two (though admittedly unwieldy) by saying that As moral obligations to φ depend on God's commands/intentions that A φ. (By 'intentions' I will mean antecedent intentions).
