Sentence examples for hence referred from inspiring English sources

The composite noise, which is the aggregate of the Gaussian and non-Gaussian noise, has a probability density function that is conditionally Gaussian with non-zero average, hence referred to as biased-Gaussian.

As cost of computers are higher than mobile phones and infrastructure for running computers by stable electricity is not widely available at many places of under developed and developing (hence, referred as developing) countries.

The undergraduates were hence referred to as the solving group.

Al-Razî, known to the Latin West as Rhazes and hence referred to usually as Razi, was similarly drawn to a Platonically inspired view of the soul, colored by theosophic accounts of creation and salvation.

A fifth location plan with femtocells located in the inside corner of each office, as shown in Figure 2, is used as a benchmark and hence referred to as OrL.

Before extraction of the content from the small intestine, the entire intestine was laid out and divided into three equally long sections; the contents of which is hence referred to as Duo, Jeje and Ile.

For continuity, and to distinguish it from esBAF and PBAF complexes, we will hence refer to the non-canonical BAF complex as the GBAF complex.

We will hence refer to the long sound as a "dah" and the short sound as a "dit" throughout the rest of the site.

But it's relying on human brains to "tune this", as he puts it (hence referring to a "curation" process).

The examples provided in the paper hence refer to this context.

Strawson used the argument to support the related thesis that demonstrative identification is fundamental to our ability to identify and hence refer to, in speech and thought, individuals.