Sentence examples for hence confined from inspiring English sources

Indy success was hence confined to the victory of Oneworld, home to Marlon James, in the independent publisher division where they were opposing each other.

This barrier (the new C C bond) built by the mobility driving force used in the first complex (redox reaction) prevented translocation in the second complex and hence confined the metals to their original positions.

A flow that inhibits a strong EAA symmetry results from a strongly asymmetric temperature anomaly, which is maintained by the thermal wind and hence confines the convective motions into a single hemisphere.

The rectangular droplets become more circular as they slip and hence less confined by the {111} planes.

Hence, the confined light starts to oscillate within the inclined allowed miniband with a regular period of τ B = h/△E.

Hence we confined our attention to this subset of miRs for their roles in BCa's chemoresistance.

Hence, we confine our discussion to MDL algorithms.

Hence, we confine the adaptation scope to both mean and covariance models in this paper.

The energy released in fusion is carried mostly by neutrons, a type of subatomic particle that has no electric charge and hence cannot be confined by the magnetic bottle.

The energy released in fusion is carried mostly by neutrons, a type of subatomic particle that has no electric charge and hence cannot be confined by the magnetic field.

It could be that the typical established publication has become too impressed with its own self-imposed status as a journal of record, which must confine itself to the facts; and that a complex, nuanced statement sounds not enough like a fact, and hence must be confined to the blogs, where nobody has any manners anyway.