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Consequently, (s_{0} in A) and hence A is a closed subset of ([0, 1]).

Hence, (X t)) is a stochastic convolution integral in (D(A)), and hence has its value in (D(A)).

Hence, (u(t)) is a convolution integral in (D(A)) and hence has its value in (D(A)).

A new New York State law passed in June allows scalpers to earn up to 20percentt of the ticket's face value in a resale, hence the $80 surcharge on a $400 ticket.

You've noticed how your boss has one eye and is always stroking a white cat, and the whole factory is based in a volcano (hence the ridiculous commute).

The co-founders of Rockstar Games (they had wanted to be in a band, hence the name) were the first global superstars of gaming, bringing movie sensibilities and big budgets to a previously niche medium.

London-born but based in New York, the co-founders of Rockstar Games (they had wanted to be in a band, hence the name) were the first global superstars of gaming.

You have to rattle it off in a hurry, hence the name, but there is a lot of pressure to get it right.

This resulted in a shortfall and hence the disappointment management says.

In the afternoon, ice bridges are weaker and storms are more likely to set in, hence making a morning ascent safer, my partner told me.

35 37 If this variation associates with a natural course of the diseases, a variation in prevalence and hence a variation in admission rates should be expected.