Sentence examples for hence gains from inspiring English sources

This is because with an increase in M, the secondary system collects more credits and hence gains more chances to access the spectrum.

Furthermore, it was shown that while a loss in system capacity is possible, this is not certain, and hence gains in achievable system throughput are also possible.

Here, the hydrophobic chain pressure [81] becomes the dominating driving force and hence gains importance in tuning membrane curvature.

In these waves, follicles continue to enlarge over several days until one follicle grows faster and larger than the others and hence gains 'dominance' [ 5, 6].

They improved technology, upgraded systems and hence gained in productivity and competitiveness.

Not until scholars a generation hence gain access to the justices' papers are we likely to have a more useful, or more readable, picture of this oddly assorted group of judges at this moment in history.

The larger part of the English fleet was then at Plymouth, dead to leeward, but by a neat maneuver was able to get to the windward, or upwind, side of the enemy (i.e., west of the Armada, given the prevailing west winds) and hence gain the tactical initiative.

Hence, gain framed messages are recommended for prevention campaigns at least when no risk factor is salient.

This could allow chefs to develop new processes and hence gain a competitive advantage in their restaurants.

Cluster and periodic systems were employed in order to develop the model and hence gain a deeper understanding of the process mechanisms on an atomic scale.

Many challenges have arisen from the enormous video content of cameras which can be solved with the help of data analytics and hence gaining importance.