Sentence examples for effort hence from inspiring English sources

The calculation of these indices goes along with a highly computational effort, hence monomial cubature rules are used as an efficient approach of numerical integration.

The key to these efforts is not what the centre desires or imposes but how far various departments and their permanent secretaries actively commit themselves to the joint effort; hence the emphasis on corporate and collaborative leadership.

Winick's neat, unexceptional American fable wants so badly to be French that you can hear it moaning with the effort; hence the burst of Charles Trenet in the opening sequence and a shot of a red balloon.

I wanted to develop something that teenagers who may not read a lot would be able to understand with little effort – hence the use of short entries where possible, attractive colours, and giving readers just enough information to encourage them to go and read further about that subject.

For diverse gaps of MEMS comdrive design, the dual BEM (DBEM) has become a better method than the domain-type FEM because DBEM can provide a complete solution in terms of boundary values only, with substantial saving in modeling effort, hence the DBEM was used to simulate the fringing of field around the edges of the fixed finger and movable finger of MEMS combdrive for diverse gap size.

Note that, the effect of PM depends on its level m, 0 ≤ m ≤ M, and its relationship with the remaining life is characterized by the age-incremental factor δ(m). Larger value of m represents greater PM effort, hence δ(m) is a increasing function of m with δ(0) = 0 and δ(M) = 1.

We also investigate two extensions: one in which the retailer has other decisions besides order quantity and effort, and one in which both parties exert demand promotional efforts (hence the decisions structure is changed).

While high leverage and underperformance are antecedents to corporate distress, they are often also caused by decline and emerge as a result of turnaround efforts; hence, they cannot be clearly stated as independent when developing a turnaround model.

These transitions require great effort and hence arouse great interest.

Steeply graduated, income tax can act as a disincentive, penalising effort and hence job creation.

Presenteeism in offices often is used as a critical measure of effort, and hence value to an organization, in place of output, qualification, or skill.