Sentence examples for hence the ordering from inspiring English sources

Whilst this happens in a homogeneous manner on the flat surface leading to an S of 1, only the peaks contribute to this on the undulating surface, and hence, the ordering parameter is lower where the macroscopic distribution of the ordered Bi clusters corresponds to the period of the surface undulations present during growth.

Hence, the ordering or comparison process is not deterministic but is probabilistic (Humphry & Heldsinger, 2007).

The ordering of these muscle activations and hence the ordering of the movements of different body parts in space is here referred to as the 'spatial feature' of a sequence.

It is worth mentioning that the dataset contained only the nutritional status information of the children and not the continuous weight-for-age measure, hence the ordered variable was used.

Hence the order components are viewed as a corrupting phenomenon.

Hence, the order's motto: "Honi soit qui mal y pense" (shame on him who thinks this evil).

Hence the order to arrest Coke, and the ensuing violence intended to keep him out of jail.

The navy is getting new corvettes and frigates, but the industry cannot produce bigger vessels: hence the order of two Mistral ships from France.

It is asserted that the order is necessarily based upon the theory that, under section 15 6), the Commission has authority to fix divisions as between groups of carriers without considering the carriers individually; that Congress did not confer such authority; and that, hence, the order is void.

It is asserted that the order directs a transfer of revenues of the Western carriers to the New England carriers, pending a decision in the matter of divisions; that Congress has not granted authority to take such provisional action; and that, hence, the order is void.

Hence the order of the day is "everyone for him (or her)self".