Sentence examples for hence signed from inspiring English sources
The foreign pages of Friday's Times included an advertisement that wasn't selling anything but instead was a lengthy "open letter to Rachel Sylvester", responding to a column in which the paper's political writer compared Ukip supporters to "Neanderthal cavemen" – and hence signed "Neanderthal Caveman", with no further indication of who the author was.
Hence, signed digit (SD) representations of a constant can reduce the aforementioned implementation cost because they employ negative digits, which represent subtractions.
N3 sleep correlated negatively with PPT and slow burst correlated negatively with TPT in the present study, hence signs of increased sleep pressure seems to be associated with lower pain thresholds.
Piłsudski therefore aimed also to maintain good relations with the Soviet Union and Germany; hence Poland signed non-aggression pacts with both its powerful neighbors: the 1932 Soviet-Polish Non-Aggression Pact, and the 1934 German-Polish Non-Aggression Pact.
Older professors are more likely to be the leaders of their own teams, to have more resources and, hence, to sign more papers.
However Mani Ratnam wanted Vikram to remove his beard for the role, and Vikram could not do so due to continuity problems with another film he had signed and hence was dropped from the project.
ZSKs are hence used to sign all other types of resources in the zone.
Thus, in view of Rolle's theorem, (G_{r,n,f,a}^{(r)}) has at least n sign changes (and hence exactly n sign changes due to construction).
Hence, once the Ramones had signed to Sire Records, it was frustrating for Tommy that the label assigned Leon to produce their first album, but, as he recalled, "by the end of the session I managed to get a little bit of control".
Hence, a peace treaty was signed between the Byzantines and the Seljuks in 1069.
