Sentence examples for hence evolution from inspiring English sources
Hence, evolution is triggered by requirement changes, and not by bug fixing or refactoring.
It is not a claim of science, and hence evolution should not be faulted for not explaining souls.
Hence, evolution of gaseous bubbles in a liquid results in processes of association via contacts between bubbles.
Hence, evolution was taught only in revolutionary France and radical schools, such as the University of London (Desmond 1989).
Hence, evolution of the local geometric and electronic structure revealed that removal of nitrogen from Mo(O,N 3 under propene oxidation conditions resulted in regular α-MoO3 exhibiting the same structural and electronic properties as the starting α-MoO3 material.
They are in their infancy in this context (e.g. Hastings 2006b), but there is no escaping this complexity: the epidemiology determines the strength of selection and hence the evolution, and the evolution in turn determines the epidemiologic dynamics.
Hence the evolution of the PCA's personal development managers.
While this psychological trait may not be simple to teach directly, we should hope that a liberal arts education would effect a change in related epistemological sophistication and hence increase evolution acceptance [which could account for the significant impact of educational attainment on evolution acceptance as seen in Barone et al. (2014)].
It needs expertise — hence the evolution of the medical sub-sub-specialist and the slow demise of the generalist.
This conclusion has fundamental implications for the design and hence the evolution of any communication system.
