Sentence examples for hence whereas from inspiring English sources
Hence, whereas Norwegian's 787s fly for between 14 and 16 hours each day, WOW's Airbus A321s will be airborne for 20 hours (making four daily flights instead of two).
Hence, whereas the normative aspects of truth seem characterized by unity, pluralism renders disunity.
Hence, whereas in downlink we can trade throughputs between users, in uplink we need to trade throughputs between cells.
Hence, whereas we can ask for the cause of particular things, we cannot ask for the cause of the universe or the set of all contingent beings.
Hence, whereas Dome A and Ridge B have a bed morphology consistent with the present ice sheet, the morphology at Dome C is likely to predate the present ice-sheet configuration.
This appears in birds, whose young are incapable of finding their own food immediately after they are hatched.... Hence, whereas it is necessary in all animals for the male to stand by the female for such a time as the father's concurrence is requisite for bringing up the progeny, it is natural for man to be tied to the society of one fixed woman for a long period, not a short one".
The slogan once expressed a hope to organize a body of workers who were dispersed and hence exploitable, whereas now it captures the desire for a mass of "human resources," exploitable because undifferentiated.
In other words, innovation is a form of action (hence, variation), whereas the TH indicator is about interactions among the relevant selection environments.
Signalling through Gα13 activates RhoA and hence ROCK, whereas Gαq signals through PLCβ to activate PKC and increase intracellular calcium.
Based on the latter, light/mesh traps consistently caught only larvae/juveniles, hence excluding adults; whereas the opposite was true of the light/no-mesh trap combination.
Total distance is equivalent to a p true in all cases (all possible worlds or probability 1), including w and hence minimally informative, whereas maximum closeness is equivalent to the precise modelling of w at the agreed level of abstraction.
