Sentence examples for hence capable of from inspiring English sources

The assumption is that it will be less influenced by national politics, hence capable of making tough decisions.

This PEB simulator is, hence, capable of simulating the effects of the temperature time history of a wafer.

In other words, it is unclear whether this underperformance can be attributed to exogenous and uncontrollable causes, or endogenous phenomena and, hence, capable of being handled by managers.

This structure is a good conductor compared to B-DNA molecules as the M-DNA duplex is a chain of metals surrounded by an organic sheet and, hence, capable of electron transport.

In effect, though, Rosenstock-Huessy conceived of his 'Cross of Reality' as being the necessary complement of Rosenzweig's 'Star' and that his task, as a Christian, was to discover what was redeemable, and hence capable of being shared universally, in every life-way.

Of course, I'm only human and hence capable of creativity under certain circumstances just like anyone else, usually mysteriously.

"The premise of the first amendment is that the American people are neither sheep nor fools, and hence fully capable of considering both the substance of the speech presented to them and its proximate and ultimate source.

Their accurate computation of frequency dispersion saves vertical resolution and hence is capable of predicting the onset of wave breaking.

More controversially, moral status is sometimes regarded as symmetrical: a being must be able to have moral claims made on it (and hence be capable of responsibility) as well as being able to make moral claims on others.

This is most evident in clay soils, which have greater particle surface areas and affinities for binding water molecules and hence are capable of holding greater percentages of bound water.

Future models based on LBP and HOGs might have several benefits over other descriptor methods as they work on localized parts of the image and hence are capable of addressing occlusion problems.