Sentence examples for hence re from inspiring English sources

The implications of these findings are that many teachers may be theoretically blind when it comes to classroom management: hence re- rather than pro-active.

Because k + 1 ≥ 3, a simple geometric observation yields Re { ( k + 1 ) w ( z 0 ) − 3 1 − w ( z 0 ) } ≥ 0, hence Re { z 0 f ‴ ( z 0 ) f ″ ( z 0 ) } ≥ 0. This contradicts the assumption (2.1).

Hence Re ( z Q ′ ( z ) ) / Q ( z ) > 0, this shows that Q is starlike in D. An application of Lemma 1.1 reveals that the subordination 1 + β z p ′ ( z ) p 2 ( z ) ≺ 1 + β z q ′ ( z ) q 2 ( z ).

Hence, re-marking doesn't just buy a second spin – it buys an easier ride.

Hence re-colonisation of the Swiss Alps is now likely to occur.

When virus emerges outside this domain it is essential to rapidly re-engineer the vaccine and hence re-center the cross-protective domain on the new virus.

The beads at the ends of as-generated branched and linear molecules are hence re-defined (from CH to CH3 bead).

In other words, given that quantum computers may be able to efficiently solve classically intractable problems, hence re-describe the abstract space of computational complexity, computational concepts and even computational kinds such as 'an efficient algorithm' or 'the class NP', will become machine-dependent, and recourse to 'hardware' will become inevitable in any analysis thereof.

The work suggests that the higher cover-abundance of weedy species is a result of alterations to the soil surface caused by rabbit disturbances, and that destruction of the warren complex, in order to prevent re-invasion and hence re-working of the mound, is required to enable native perennials to colonise.

Hence Res r A g is Bregman weak relatively nonexpansive, which completes the proof.

Hence, re-emergence of complete wild-type variants is an unlikely explanation for the observed increase in pRC.