Sentence examples for hence calling from inspiring English sources

Presumably, such beliefs, inferences, and expectations would have little or no adaptive value for human beings in their dealings with hippopotamuses; hence, calling a hippopotamus a cow on a dark night is a mistake though there would, of course, be a causal connection between the animal and the word in that situation.

Hence, calling a painting "sad" is metaphorical because a predicate that is normally projected upon bearers of mental, emotional states, is projected upon an inanimate object made of canvas and wood and paint.

Hence calling behaviour plays a vital role in reproductive success, and is essential for sexual selection.

Combining these improved models of gene variance with a moderation method [ 6] creates a robust tool for estimating gene variances and hence calling differential gene expression.

The drought experienced in 2008/09 coupled with very high food prices severely affected the ASAL areas hence calling for a more effective response.

Additionally, we know that the reliability and validity of assessments is context specific and there are reports suggesting the final examination is not related to a student's clinical experiences, hence calling into question the validity of final examinations [ 12].

He was born on a Saturday, hence called Kwame.

Prussian blue, any of several deep-blue pigments that are composed of complex iron cyanides and hence called iron blues.

The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke agree so closely with one another that they can be studied together in parallel columns in a work called a synopsis and are hence called the Synoptic Gospels.

Toward the end of the Second Punic War the quadrigati were replaced by silver coins of half their weight, with a Victory on the reverse, and hence called victoriates.

The covering would be two-millionths of a millimeter thick – about one molecule in thickness, and hence called a monolayer – and two gallons of it would cover a square mile.