Sentence examples for consequently turned on from inspiring English sources
He learned that Lieutenant Governor John Wentworth had offered his support to Samuel Shute when the governorship became available, and consequently turned on the entire Wentworth clan in retaliation.
One annoying thing I found was that the SD slot can't be accessed without flipping the LCD up and consequently turning on the camera.
On the other hand, for devices with a CuSCN HIL/HTL (valence band ≈5.5 eV below vacuum,[ 14] there is a substantially lower injection barrier (≈0.1 eV) to the HOMO of TCTA and the device consequently turns on at ≈2.7 V [reasonably close to the photon energy of the EL peak (523 nm = 2.37 eV)].
Now, it turns out that, at least in animals, small chemical changes can happen to the histones even after birth that change the way that DNA is wrapped and, consequently, which genes are turned on or off.
In May, she lost a major source of revenue, and was consequently turned down for a mortgage.
She won't divulge exactly which movies, only that many were offered, and were consequently turned down by her.
On the flip side, true positive predictions can equally be refuted by fresh experimental data and consequently turn into a false positive.
Turning on my right foot to face him and consequently, the dining room, I stopped.
In this way, the heterogeneous networks operate more flexibly and do not turn on BSs blindly, especially when there is no traffic demand, which consequently improves the energy efficiency.
