Sentence examples for hence organizing from inspiring English sources

Hence, organizing a global learning festival in Helsinki designed for teachers and educators to celebrate best practices in education, and bringing together 90 of the world's leading experts from 18 different countries, makes a lot of sense, right?

One reason he thinks sensory-based claims are the more reliable of the two is that he takes the senses to passively (hence steadily) collect information, in contrast to our mental judgment actively (hence irregularly) organizing or relating information.

Hence, SNUMC organized three separate teams according to the topics and types of projects for which they requested support.

Hence the dinner, organized by Sweden's consul general in New York, OLLE WÄSTBERG.

This was not the case in peri urban areas were communities were more heterogeneous and hence difficulty to organize.

The Muslim Brotherhood at least had some kind of organizing abilities and hence filled the space.

Hence, CGGBP1 organizes a bifunctional transcription regulatory complex at the HSF1 promoter in which it prevents and facilitates respectively two transcriptional repressors of HSF1; HMGN1 and NFIX.

Hence the need to supplement our intuitions and organizing principles with the best moral, political, and social theories we can muster.

Hence some feminists have organized in campaigns for "comparable worth" to raise women's wages to the same as men's wages involving comparable skills (Brenner 2000; cf. also articles in Hansen and Philipson eds. 1990).

Recent findings, however, indicate that the trypomastigote membrane is made up of multiple, densely packed and discrete 10 150 nm lipid-driven domains bearing different protein composition; hence resembling a highly organized 'patchwork quilt' design.

Hence, they should be organized in a database container, and this container could be managed parametrically using parametric design as an advanced way to explore and understand these sophisticated relations [3].