The furniture is authentic but unrestored, hence the handyman-special prices.
We do live in more conservative times, not just politically but culturally; hence the impulse toward conservation.
Then, But and hence the symmetric space does not satisfy (W3).
We cannot consider the usual initial condition, but Hence, to study the periodic boundary value problem, one has to consider the following boundary condition of periodic type (3.4).
These families associated with pathogenicity include groups of proteins that are functionally uncharacterized, but hence underlined by the method as potential players in defining bacterial virulence as well as targets for antimicrobial drugs and vaccines.
Émile's picaresque humour has been lost in horribly unnatural dialogue, rendered not from the Spanish original, but from French – hence the bizarre retention of French names.
More modern H.D.R. shots, done digitally, don't have to be nearly psychedelic, but many do, hence the bad rap.
Russia's smaller, weaker middle class seems to have colluded in the reversal of hard-won but fragile freedoms: hence the popularity (across all classes) of Mr Putin.
"The Annoy-o-tron generates a short (but very annoying, hence the name) beep every few minutes," assures the sales copy from ThinkGeek, its maker, which says it has sold 6,000 of the $10 practical-joke gadgets online since December.
Risk evaluations have been attempted but subsequently disputed; hence, the exact risks will remain uncertain [12, 13, 14].
