Sentence examples for hence useless from inspiring English sources
There's actually an odd correlation between these ideas: poetry is either inadequate, even immoral, in the face of human suffering, or it's unprofitable, hence useless.
Locally, 63% of samples had TDS of >1000 ppm hence useless to irrigators (Table 1).
Monsanto later sent letters to farmers, ominously suggesting that certain biotech seed brands (read: Syngenta's) were "illegal" for human consumption in Europe and hence useless for export.
However, traditional classification approaches for traffic to higher-level application mapping, such as those based on port or payload analysis, are highly inaccurate for many emerging applications and hence useless in actual networks.
We first ignore all trees T w with w∈N v∗), which are symmetric at the vertex v∗ commonly shared by e1 and e2 and hence useless to construct a signature for distinguishing e1 and e2.
Recently, the DOA (direction of arrival) estimation of an acoustic wavefront has been considered in a setting where the inference task is performed by a wireless sensor network (WSN) made of isotropic (hence individually useless) sensors.
Gallo nonetheless publicly disparaged the French team's research, insisting that Montagnier's viral samples could not be grown in culture and hence were virtually useless for research.
Then the usual duality theory would be useless and hence every reasonable extension of X' will be interesting.
Hence, they are rather useless for tumour development or drug interactions modelling purposes, as those processes need to be investigated in a 3-D setup.
These sorts of arguments are forwarded to justify killing of those animals that may have become old or injured and hence have become commercially useless.
