So when a monarch dies, the next in line automatically ascends the throne immediately – hence the phrase, "The King is dead, long live the King".
Four dogs swallowed the bait immediately, hence it was presumed that the vaccine container was not punctured.
Newly infected cells (N) cannot produce phages immediately; hence, we introduce a lag time of λ N for them to become active phage-producing infected cells (I).
For this, the antibacterial efficacy on the surface of the glove itself would be only successful, if microorganisms contaminating examination gloves are to be killed off or inactivated immediately, hence, within a contact time of 3 5 seconds.
It is as if the perpetrator wanted to make sure the symbol on the Poljud turf would be indefensible, universally and immediately offensive: hence the swastika.
If e ≳ 2kTsub/μmuH, they are blown out immediately and hence do not contribute to the formation of a dust ring.
It should be emphasised that these are minimum rates: the (limited) data on colonisation history suggest that the polders were not colonised immediately, and, hence, snail populations may, in some cases, have been established considerably later than the polders and/or the habitats, or there may have been a history of extinction and recolonisation.
If for, since, we immediately get and hence, which is still a contradiction, hence.
While color polyphenisms are often indirectly induced by temperature, rearing density, or diet, insects can benefit from immediate crypsis if they evolve polyphenisms directly induced by exposure to the background color, hence immediately deriving protection from predation.
Although all currently available hybrid-power engines are able to lower the amount of exhaust emissions and the fuel consumption of the engine, they are still unable to achieve a stable and optimal running condition immediately after ignition; hence the engine's thermal-efficiency remains low.
end{aligned} Hence, immediately we have (|Sx|leq|x|).
