Sentence examples for hence progress from inspiring English sources

Settled in 1878 as Ashley Center (for the fur trader William H. Ashley), it was renamed Vernal in 1893, implying a springlike growth (hence, progress).

Hence, progress is still required in the topic segmentation domain.

Hence, progress of α recrystallization at the early stage of annealing at the intercritical temperature in this study probably originates in continuous recrystallization since the grain size of α R hardly changed during heating from 1003 to 1023 K.

However, inadequate data, insufficiently validated models and the considerable uncertainty that remains regarding climatic change itself, and its consequences for species and populations [9], [10], have impeded the identification of suitable indicators and hence progress in the policy arena.

A technical working group for extension of WPS is hence progressing in Wi-Fi alliance [10 13].

We first explored and validated MEGF10, a novel receptor bearing striking structural similarities to CED-1, as a bona fide functional ortholog in mammals and hence progressed toward the analysis of molecular interactions along the corresponding pathway.

Hence the progress in Geneva: the costs of continuing to coddle powerful farm lobbies in Washington, Brussels and Tokyo have just become too high.

Hence to progress multiple experiments must be undertaken per hypothesis and the subsequent results effectively combined to produce a single reliable conclusion.

Hence, the progress in WSN deployment for "smart" purposes, besides the implication of those huge technological companies in this field, give a big motivation to innovate in various communication techniques.

Fortunately, most of the waves observed in the magnetospheres of the outer planets thus far are easily associated with terrestrial analogs; hence, much progress can be made even without more sophisticated instrumental and additional sensors.

This limited the selection intensity and hence genetic progress.