Sentence examples for hence available for from inspiring English sources
For it introduces to its readers a Hegel whose reflections on selfhood, politics, and history are remarkably diverse, and hence available for appropriation in remarkably diverse directions.
The significance of including such metadata is that it is registered automatically with DataCite.org [28], and hence available for fielded searches [29].
Today, the company is hoping to change that with the release of an Adobe AIR-powered application (hence available for Windows, Mac and Linux) that brings some of its goodness to the desktop.
To that end, it analyzes the question whether a conscientious executive branch lawyer should view enforcement-litigation gaps as presumptively acceptable (and hence available for use) or presumptively disfavored (such that an especially compelling argument must be made to justify its use in each case).
It is a second home for us (our regular abode being in Santa Ana) and hence available for non-simultaneous exchanges.
Functional predictions are often easier to make and certainly producing the proteins encoded by these genes in fully functional form and hence available for biochemical testing is generally quite facile.
Hence, available exergy for work production in both gas cycle and steam cycle will increase in new model.
To have the entire test code and documentation be fully Gnu Public Licensed and hence openly available for adaptation, testing, comment, and modification so that the testing suite itself becomes (over time) reliable.
In permafrost regions, a large amount of water is lost as runoff during spring and is hence not available for vegetation later in the growing season [68].
A molecular representation has already been created for a significant fraction of the COD (above 160,000 entries at the moment of writing this article), this COD subset hence being available for substructure search.
The men in younger age groups go out early in the day in their boats for fishing and hence not available for examination.
