and consequently, since on, (2.33).
Define by Thus there exists such that and consequently, since.
and, consequently, Since this implies that = and this contradicts our assumption that Hence, (2.9).
5 Consequently, since the multitude was in an uproar and all the others were eager to take to the ships, Nicias found himself compelled to yield on the matter of their returning home.
Consequently, since hibernation is not associated with pathological consequences, activation of GSK3-beta and SAPK/JNK as demonstrated in Alzheimer's disease may indicate pathophysiological mechanisms.
Consequently, since the slope of this line is m, the slope must also be what?
Consequently, since the 1930s the world's aircraft makers have remained disassociated from their airline customers.
Consequently, since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide has risen by 40%.
Consequently, since decision makers are often unsure about their needs, the configuration of large feature models becomes challenging.
Consequently, since World War II there have been few formulations of general theories about the origin of sacrifice, but there have been important studies of sacrifice within particular cultures.
Consequently, since the efficiency of the proposed method is dependent on the good selection of the scaling factor, we propose L-curve method to find the tradeoff between the imperceptibility and robustness of the watermarked data.
