Sentence examples for consequently sees from inspiring English sources

A moving observer thus sees the light coming from a slightly different direction and consequently sees the source at a position shifted from its original position.

The substantial update incorporates the new Lexus corporate fascia, comprising the "spindle" grill and consequently sees the fitment of a redesigned hood, reshaped front fenders and headlamps, plus a new bumper.

People who owned technology companies were often in this position and consequently saw their wealth fall". The number of hedge funds has grown from 880 10 years ago to more than 6,000 today, says the report.

But Cliff Lee stopped walking hitters because he developed preternatural command of his pitches, and it showed up not just in his walk total but everywhere else, too: he allowed fewer home runs and hits, struck out more batters and consequently saw his ERA plummet.

Europe has been a centre for international trade for many centuries and has consequently seen the establishment of a large number of species.

Later-stage investors consequently see more promising deal flow coming out of YC, and consumers benefit from the wonderful products that are created by companies that may otherwise not have been founded.

The DGA's award for feature film director has correctly predicted the best director Academy Award for 10 of the past 11 years and is consequently seen as a very reliable indicator of Oscars success.

However, in the Mexican context it is likely that remittance recipients might consequently see the delivery of CCT (and other types of social assistance) as vote buying and thus they prefer not to participate in elections (Luccisano & Macdonald, 2012).

They might then extend that understanding to mathematics more generally (by increasing the level of abstraction of their mental models) and consequently, see how these solutions also connect to everyday math-related situations (generalize their solution strategies and/or models in order to transfer them to other situations; e.g., math classes, science classes, or even everyday life).

From the above, it results that our specific porous Si material used in this work shows Hausdorff dimensionality smaller than 2 and consequently (see above) a fracton dimension also smaller than 2. This last condition is considered as a necessary condition for the existence of fractons in the material.

Now we can take into account the concept of quasi-frequency, ν 0, defined as the frequency of fades when i u =i S and, consequently, seen as a measure of the effective bandwidth of the current signal in the receiver.