Sentence examples for hence filling from inspiring English sources
The suggestions provided in the paper may contribute to refining practical design approaches, hence filling the gap between the application of advanced hydro-mechanical models and conventional uncoupled elasto-plastic models.
Hence, when EPBs penetrate upward into the F layer, they will drift with the background plasma because vertically elongated structures cannot develop a strong vertical polarization E. Hence, filling of upwellings with EPBs through relative zonal transport is expected.
Reviewing Emergencies tried to explain the significance of the latter, hence filling a crucial gap in the research arena.
Most of the newly described arthropod viruses fell basal to the known genetic diversity in these taxa: their diversity either engulfed that of previously described viruses, as in the case of phlebovirus, nairovirus, and dimarhabdovirus, or appeared as novel lineages sandwiched between existing genera or families, and hence filling in a number of phylogenetic 'gaps'gaps
Both organisations were set up to support the NHS and patients in clinical decision-making – either by identifying important tractable research questions and hence filling evidence gaps (the NIHR HTA Programme) or by identifying areas of clinical uncertainty or inconsistency, and producing guidelines based on (among other things) available evidence to aid clinical decision-making (NICE).
This paper hence fills this gap by proposing a novel discrete variables handling technique and integrating it into original ICDE to give a so-called Discrete-ICDE (D-ICDE) for solving layout truss optimization problems.
The Muslim Brotherhood at least had some kind of organizing abilities and hence filled the space.
They may have believed that its completion would not take up too much of their time after all, hence filled it in and returned it.
As described in a previous study [6], pleural effusion likely decreased biventricular transmural pressures and, hence, effective filling pressures and ventricular volumes.
Hence intermediaries fill that gap: lobbyists, interest groups, polls, sensational media coverage, etc.
Hence, to fill this gap, a new in-network caching based on grey relational analysis (GRA) is proposed.
