Sentence examples for directly hence from inspiring English sources

But it does not want to get involved directly, hence pressure on Ecowas to act.

A big part of being "pop" anything these days is prodding the masses to participate directly; hence the contest.

For x = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, we compute directly: Hence, the sequence ( G ( n ) ) n ≥ 1 is strictly increasing.

Calibration models with low prediction errors of paracetamol could be obtained if a simple calibration set of unshielded samples (samples measured directly, hence without blister package) was combined with a very small set of samples measured through blister.

Furthermore, the control signals yielded are able to drive the power transistors of the inverter feeding the motor directly, hence avoiding the employment of techniques such as PWM or SVM.

This size of cells was efficient to capture the reservoir characteristic and the reservoir petrophysical property changes as well as to ensure that the derived geological grids could be exported into the simulation model directly, hence avoiding grid upscaling.

These considerations suggest that the proposition expressed by David's utterance of (1) is about Paul directly and hence that p is a singular proposition.

The REBCO coils are cooled by cryocoolers directly, and hence the thermal design of the REBCO coils significantly changes from that of LTS coils.

There are seven classes: Bilateral (DAC): a bilateral is a public organization established by a single country which interfaces directly (bilaterally, hence the name) with its recipients.

Nonetheless, this elasticity may be more relevant to policy, because it measures employment effects among those most directly affected and hence most directly helped, potentially by a minimum wage increase.

Feyerabend concluded directly thereafter: "Hence, there may not exist any possibility of finding a characterization of the observations which are supposed to confirm two incommensurable theories" (1962, 94, italics inserted).