Sentence examples for hence brighter from inspiring English sources

Just like a telescope does, gravitational lensing also makes stars appear larger and hence brighter.

Heavily myelinated areas have shorter T1 relaxation times and are hence brighter in T1-weighted images; heavier myelination is therefore positively correlated with relaxation rate, R1 (= 1/T1).

Hence, brighter areas mean that the differences were minimal.

The rules for this interplay are simple: every point in the chromosphere where the magnetic field is strong and vertical is hot and hence bright, and every place where it is horizontal is dark.

Active dehydrogenases in mitochondria reduce colourless TTC to red triphenylformazan (Steponkus and Lanphear 1967), hence bright red and red floral primordia were assessed as vital, primordia with a weakly colouration as less vital and colourless or brownish primordia as dead.

Hence, the brighter loops can have greater influence on the magnetic field.

The majority of the object detection algorithms working with the thermal domain adopt a simple thresholding method to build the foreground mask, assuming that a foreground object is much hotter than the background and hence appears brighter, as an "hot-spot" [105].

Nope, but 64 is twice as much as 32, hence "whiter whites, brighter brights".

Hence the bright idea to dress the all-white cast of new movie Suffragette in T-shirts not flagging up the title of the film but proclaiming, like Pankhurst : "I'd rather be a rebel than a slave".

This feature is generally encountered in the tetraterpenes, as is the long series of alternating single and double carbon-to-carbon bonds (conjugated system) that is responsible for the absorption of light and hence the bright colours of the compounds.

Hence, the bright-to-dark switching-off kinetics is indeed dependent on the two-photon excitation intensity at 920nm.