Sentence examples for hence visible from inspiring English sources

They are relatively cooler and hence visible only in the infrared.

We have used a development time such that the nanocrystals reached 5 10 nm in size and were hence visible under the electron microscope, where they appeared as dense circular deposits.

Hence his visible desire to start the season with a bang on the field as opposed to supplying the gossip columns with more juicy ammunition.

As he stalks around, Garrett can press himself up against walls and disappear into shadows to hide from guards; a helpful jewel graphic at the bottom of the screen changes colour to show how well illuminated (and hence how visible) he is.

One of the ideas to which he was most strongly attached the image of the Christian Trinity as symbolized by a geometric sphere and, hence, the visible, created world was literally a reflection of this divine mystery (God the Father: centre; Christ the Son: circumference; Holy Spirit: intervening space).

Hence, the visible layer of the proposed model contains 28 (times) 28 = 784 nodes.

At 10 GPa diamonds result mostly in plug-outs during preparation and are hence rarely visible.

Compared to the common sanding procedure, the wood cells of the annual rings remain open, not filled with swarf, and the cell walls are smooth and hence clearly visible.

The measured hysteresis opening in the upper panel of Fig. 1 for a gate bias of 0 V is about 13%. Figure 1 Hysteresis measurements for different scan times t ranging from 2 up to 200 ms. The hysteresis is very small for a scan time of and, hence, not visible in the lower panel.

As they grow larger, they of course shall become more immunogenic, and hence more visible.

Cell wall crossing occurred by means of constricted hyphae, which probably migrated through the plasmodesmata and hence, avoided visible cell wall damage.