Sentence examples for hence extraordinary from inspiring English sources

A very small variation of PL peak energy over the wafer indicates InAs quantum well width fluctuation of only a fraction of a monolayer and hence extraordinary thickness accuracy, a conclusion further supported by high uniformity of both the emission intensity and PL linewidth.

Now J can be regarded as a set including as elements the two children e1 and e2, and the picture J1 of J, which in turn decomposes into the pictures e11, e22 of e1 and e2, and the picture J11 of J1, and so on ad infinitum, Now J is isomorphic to one of its elements, i.e. J1: J can be considered as a set of second kind and hence extraordinary.

Okay, so extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

Hence the extraordinary rise of part-time employment.

Hence the extraordinary wave of allegations about historic child abuse in institutions.

Hence the extraordinary passage, in "Amy," that shows her recording the title number from "Back to Black" in the studio, with Mark Ronson as the producer.

Hence the extraordinary switchback as Cahit and Sibel creep toward mutual acceptance (she rebuffs a suitor with the words "I am a married Turkish woman," suddenly struck by the thought that she could yet be happy), only to be blocked at the last minute by a dumb jolt of violence that lands Cahit in jail.

It is worth mentioned that the adsorption enthalpy value of FC-POP CH2DETA FC-POP CH2DETA value even when the CO2 loading remains 1.5 mmol/g, suggesting its abundant chighcal adsorption sites, hence the extraordinary CO2 adsorption capacity.

This is because, if pathways on tRNAs, Asp->Asn and Glu->Gln would be historic evidence and hence of extraordinary importance in understanding the origin of the genetic code [ 33].

Hence too his extraordinary fundraising, in 1996, for an election in which his victory was never seriously in doubt.

The idea that America is intrinsically different is also consistent with the notion that outsiders can become American, but they must go there to do it and become citizens—hence America's extraordinary capacity to assimilate immigrants.There are three points to grasp from this gallop through the history of American exceptionalism.