Sentence examples for hence is called from inspiring English sources

Such films could consist of an oxide or a layer of organic molecules that prevents dissolution and hence is called an inhibitor.

The adder has a hybrid structure based on a carry-lookahead and carry-propagate structures and hence is called CL-CPA.

The intermediate diffusional layer formed at the initial stages of TRD was seen "black" under OM (hence is called "black zone"), and found consisting of α-Fe as a major phase.

The value of β controls the curve shape and hence is called the shape factor.

It shrinks the corresponding singular values using truncated singular value decomposition (TSVD) and hence is called non-convex optimal SVT.

The new growth theory incorporates technology into a model of markets' functioning and hence is called 'endogenous' growth theory.

These highly specialized birds feed almost exclusively on fruits, supplying fruit even to their nestlings, and hence are called frugivores.

Many etymologists trace it back to the days after the Civil War when traveling men carried hoes with them, and hence were called "hoe boys".

The three share the place in the periodic table assigned to atomic number 1 and hence are called isotopes (from the Greek isos, meaning "same," and topos, signifying "place") of hydrogen.

In modern practice, proofs are made first from a galley, a long tray holding a column of type, and hence are called galley proofs; the term is sometimes also used for the first copy produced in photocomposition and other forms of typesetting that do not involve metal type.

The Maryvale Baseball Park will hence be called American Family Fields in Phoenix.