Sentence examples for immediately and thus from inspiring English sources

Finally, when obfuscation would no longer wash, it claimed that the crew had all died immediately, and thus that nothing the authorities might have done could have helped.

Avetta replied immediately and thus began, she says, a "tennis match of short answers and multiple choice and long answers," which the site requires singles to complete before opening up e-mail communication.

Half of the pairs were accompanied to the table where they would negotiate and told, "It is customary for people to shake hands prior to starting a negotiation". The other half of the pairs was seated immediately and thus had no opportunity to shake hands.

Countries with advanced data and research capacity can use LUCC models immediately and thus produce tier-three baselines.

Throughout bilateration and update bilateration, every position that has been found inconsistent is removed immediately and thus further localizations do not take into account any unnecessary data.

Note that if ( h_{1} > h_{2} ), then processed item in process 1 should be delivered to process 2 immediately, and thus, optimal release lead time of process 1 become the same as that of process 2, which is similar with a single stage production system with processing time ( 2d ) [this is also discussed in Karaesmen et al. (2003)].

Another struck her co-worker in the head; that woman was pronounced dead at a hospital the next day, her identity not immediately released and thus absent from news accounts.

They put aside, and sometimes lose, all their previous knowledge because they view it as immediately obsolete, and thus develop the design assignments in an objectual, often non-contextual way.

'Finding common interest' reflected a cluster of issues positioned at the fulcrum of the preceding three clusters and the one immediately following, and thus suggested as closely linked to these other concerns.

This highly reactive oxidant is immediately consumed and thus inactivated by reaction with the thiol groups of cellular proteins and proteins originating from engulfed pathogens, as well as by transferring of the active chlorine to amino groups.

They may only lead to fast changes in absolute time if at least one of the following factors applies: new alleles arise frequently, new alleles become immediately visible and thus selectable at the phenotypic level, the new alleles provide a high selective advantage, and/or the organisms have short generation times.