Sentence examples for hence covers from inspiring English sources

The hyperbolic model discounts the future consumption with a parameter inversely proportional to the delay of the consumption, and hence covers examples like the above.

A combination of power resources, creating a hybrid mode, in essence, increases the efficiency of the overall system by delivering more power to the electrolyzer, and hence covers more area of the power curve of the device.

But it sees them as under Japanese administration and hence covered by its security treaty with Japan.

This finding has a practical implication on the full-scale monolithic cover design, as the absence of the geotextile in the full-scale cover may affect the associated water balance and hence cover performance.

The two whitefish species we chose differ in many respect and may hence cover much of the diversity within the Alpine whitefish species complex: a fast-growing, large-type whitefish from the Lake Geneva (Coregonus palaea Fatio 1890) and a slow-growing, small-type whitefish from the Lake Brienz (Coregonus albellus Fatio 1890).

Hence, KneePrints covers the aim to be concise and intuitive for different kinds of operators in the biomedical field.

Hence T0 covered a 3 month period prior the surgical intervention, T1 covered the 3 months following the surgical intervention and T2 covered a 3 month period starting 1 year after the surgical intervention.

EISCAT_3D should cover an analysis volume of at least 300 km × 300 km × 50 km (altitude) and hence will cover the typical extent of mesoscale auroral forms for integration with magnetometer-based studies in connection with MIRACLE.

Hence, we cover only 22 countries.

We first show that (a) for any transition probability matrix, the hitting (and hence the cover) time of a path graph is Ω(n2).

But his mother, Tonni, has Hepatitis C, which was ruled a pre-existing condition by her insurer, and hence not covered.