Sentence examples for hence traditionally from inspiring English sources

It is hence traditionally written with a diæresis, viz.

Somalis are organized along clan lineages and hence traditionally, conflicts are solved by local clan elders.

Hence, it is traditionally recognized that such dynamics condition the evolution of ports and their relations as well as wider regional integration processes.

Hence, VDRA are traditionally considered a cardinal treatment of SHPT.

Hence, innovations targeting traditionally underserved populations must engage 2-yr instotutions to be maximally effective.

Though dogged by charges that he would provoke a crisis, Mr. Chen has a good chance of winning in the race against Lien Chan of the Nationalist Party and James Soong, a longtime Nationalist who is running independently and hence dividing the party's traditionally large vote.

Hence a great deal of traditionally metaphysical inquiry into the specific characteristics of the universe and its constituents she regards as properly the province of the special sciences rather than philosophy.

Hence, cnidarians and ctenophores have traditionally been labelled diploblastic, along with sponges.

Hence ctenophores and cnidarians have traditionally been labelled diploblastic, along with sponges.

The items comprising the CRU Scale were selected during scale development to be similar yet explicitly non-redundant items, and hence the factor-structured models traditionally employed to assess internal structure are not precisely correct, though the similarity of items within the CRU scale renders the factor structure the most appropriate of the available model structures.

They're the thinnings from the onion bed, traditionally pulled in spring (hence the name), so the rest can fatten in the soil, transforming into big, juicy onions by autumn.