Sentence examples for distances hence from inspiring English sources

For example, the values of the three moments of inertia of the 12CH281Br12C14N molecule will depend on eight bond parameters (four angles and four distances), hence it is not possible to obtain discrete values of these eight unknowns from three moments.

This hypothesis has been questioned with several observations of increasing microbial community divergences with increasing geographic distances, hence suggesting a microbial provincialism (reviewed in [7], [8]).

Other lower bounds have been developed recently, all based on pairwise distances, hence the speed of GRAPPA-TP can be further improved by using those bounds.

In natural conditions, the dispersal of seeds is facilitated primarily by herbivores, mainly Himalayan grazers that travel great distances; hence the seed dispersal distance of P. hexandrum is reasonably good (Rajkumar and Ahuja 2010).

In comparison to salt bridges or hydrogen bonds, van der Waals contacts occur over a wider range of carbon-carbon distances (hence different values of contact energy), which may be grouped: contact 2.95 – 4.5 Ǻ, marginal contact 4.5 – 5.2 Ǻ, no contact > 5.2 Ǻ cf. [ 33].

P/A regions were used to derive binary markers (1/0) to mark the presence or absence of sequences in each genomic bin in each local group, and a distance matrix was calculated on the basis of Jaccard distances, hence considering shared states only.

Helvetica may be more legible at a distance, hence its use outdoors.

He was listening to another dog barking in the distance, hence the alert manner of his pose.

We weren't overtaken by new technologies, we simply took what we wanted from them and collaged these fragments together, using the styles and modes of the past as a framework of ironic distancing: hence the primacy of the message was reasserted over its medium.

For binary sequences Manhattan distance coincides with Hamming distance, hence in this case HSC is a special case of MSC.

By using the KF, we remove the noise in the measured distance; hence, the noise-eliminated distance, which still contains bias, is obtained.