Sentence examples for hence known from inspiring English sources

Its rock has been used to make curling stones (used in the Celtic sport, and hence known as "Ailsas") as well as paving stones.

Hence, known biases in how individuals answer survey questions can introduce systematic errors into the social media literature.

A series of Bellotto's views were given prominence in one of the principal chambers of the Royal Castle, hence known as the "Canaletto Room".

After an absence of some 10 years, spent traveling the Mediterranean, he returned to Athens, where he founded a school near the grove dedicated to the early hero Acadēmos and hence known as the Academy.

The experiments which were carried out in stirred cells with unbroken - hence known - interfaces with two different systems (i.e. oxygen absorption into glucose solutions containing Pt/C and carbondioxide absorption into carbonate buffer solutions in the presence of immobilized carbonic anhydrase) showed that the absorption rate can be enhanced because of the catalytic reaction.

Nagaur basin is linked to a 5 6 m wide channel and hence known as link basin (Lal and Regar 1991).

In economic theory it is usually assumed that people have well-defined preference orderings and, hence, know their own interests.

I can read a carefully put together list, and hence know what's new with the latest firmware, version 1.6.

Nodes overhearing the handshake will hence know that information and be able to use it.

We also assume in the later part of the paper that each user can decode ACK/NACK of other users and hence knows their utility.

Moreover, according to this view, whosoever knows conventional truth, either directly or inferentially, also knows ultimate truth; whosoever knows ultimate truth, also knows phenomena as dependently arisen, and hence knows them as empty of intrinsic reality.