Sentence examples for hence launch from inspiring English sources

The aim is to weight the feasibility and opportunity of such device in our semi arid region (Batna city), in order to promote an academic prototype and hence launch production project as startup linked to our laboratory.

This is due to the fact that maintaining a growing colony on the Martian surface incurs increasing equipment and spare parts resupply requirements and hence launch costs over time.

The captured node after reprogram or a newly deployed node operated by the adversary can make use of the stored security material to gain access to the networks and hence launch attacks on the network.

Co-founder Ben Rubin said Meerkat wanted "one great example" to get things going with the embed feature, hence launching with Discovery.

Hence the launch today of this defensive ad complaining about how mean the president is being.

Hence the launch of a "strategic review" with the smart money on a sale.

Hence the launch this week of yet another attempt to bail out the banks (see article).

Watchmakers dream of creating an iconic, breakthrough device that opens up an entirely new category, just as the iPod did.Hence the launch last year, after many delays, of "smart" watches powered by Microsoft's MSN Direct service.

In addition to identifying the smallest SCoRe-S concept that satisfies the design reactivity requirements, the benefit of using a lunar regolith as a supplementary reflector to decrease the thickness of the BeO radial reflector and hence, the launch mass of the SCoRe-S concepts for a lunar outpost is investigated.

Hence the launch of the SPV.The SPV is the first of a new range of devices intended to extend Microsoft's dominance into the new mobile realmWith its Windows-based software, the SPV is, in effect, a PC crammed into the casing of a mobile phone, complete with scaled-down versions of Microsoft's web browser, e-mail and media-playback software.

Ford wants the S-type to double that figure; three years hence, the launch of another model, a small luxury car called the X400, is supposed to double it again, taking output to ten times the miserable trickle of Jaguar's dark days in the early 1990s.Jaguar is not the only luxury-car company whose fortunes seem to be on the mend.