Sentence examples for hence, received from inspiring English sources
In these narratives the Demiurge and the Archons were identified with the God, the angels, and the Law of the Old Testament and hence received Hebrew names.
Besides, the bond strength is an important performance index for a patch repair material and hence received particular attention in this study.
By the late 17th century, these horses were being raced successfully over quarter-mile courses in Rhode Island and Virginia, and hence received the name Quarter Horses.
Sometimes the Demiurge and the Archons were identified with the God, the angels, and the law of the Old Testament and hence received Hebrew names.
Interdigitated array microelectrodes (IDAMs) possess promising advantages in terms of low detection limit, high sensitivity, and increased signal-to-noise ratio, which have hence received enormous attention in the area of analytical chemistry.
Others do not recognise that the animals are even in pain watching them for signs of distress can be time-consuming and is something that might best be automated.Given that newborn babies were for a long time thought not to experience pain, and hence received no analgesia, perhaps this is not so surprising.There is good news from the cosmetics industry.
Now, consider two receivers, i and j, and assume the sender wishes to satisfy both (hence receive a reward for both).
His third ideal was brahmacharya, which often is rendered too narrowly as chastity; it is the ascetic way of life that Gandhi followed as a saint and as a statesman, hence receiving boundless veneration by the masses.
Much of Epirus lies on the windward side of the Pindus Mountains and hence receives the prevailing winds off the Ionian Sea (Ióvio Pélagos), with the result that it receives more rainfall than does any other region of mainland Greece.
Here, node 4 is the destination node and hence receives its message from node 3. Once the destination node receives the message, it would retrieve the path information for message M1.
I won't get deep into the mechanics of it (Wikipedia has an excellent entry) but basically it creates an image where part goes to one eye and part to another, and part to both — this last part will be the screen's "normal plane" where your eyes are to focus, and hence receive similar input.
