Sentence examples for hence recurring from inspiring English sources

Kawauchi has said she likes photographing 'things that live for a short time', hence recurring images of bugs, butterflies, clouds and fireworks.

(Hence the recurring "six or seven lobsters" motif in Brady literature).

Hence the recurring theme of incest, which is another kind of parody: the heinous contortion of romantic love.

Hence, a recurring theme throughout our article is that the nature of customer participation is critically important for the effective creation and delivery of interactive services.

Sleep the Clock Around seems to allude to Murdoch's struggles with writer's block in places ("put down your pen / leave your worries behind"), while its title may be a reference to the chronic fatigue syndrome that caused Murdoch to sleep through large parts of his late teens and early 20s (hence the recurring youth-fantasies of his lyrics).

There's nothing very narratively satisfying about almost all of these pieces of content — hence that recurring VR word 'experience'experience

Hence the recurring interest for more effective techniques, such as multi-stage drying (Holmberg and Ahtila 2004), solar convection (Reuss et al. 1997) and mechanical drying (Yoshida et al. 2010).

The 200 °C only air annealed samples are expected to have many Hi species and hence the recurring disorder after vacuum annealing is not likely to be related to the removal of Hi.

Third, 3 years of followup is not sufficient to know that these patients will remain without infections; there is a risk of infection recurring, and hence our close followup continues for this cohort of patients.

Refactoring patterns offer proven solutions for recurring architectural problems, hence providing a toolset to software engineers.

Fast reliable and inexpensive results can be obtained using the proposed approach while still capturing the salient thermodynamic characteristics and without recurring to detailed and hence expensive-phase behavior calculations.