Sentence examples for means hence from inspiring English sources
There is also now far greater awareness and understanding of what climate change means, hence a renewed urgency to act.
No, it is war by other means, hence all the military epithets — "deserters," "mutineers" — raining down on the players who have shamed "la France" on the world's most-watched stage.
The web interface facilitates this process by distinguishing compounds that are present in user specified KEGG genome reconstructions from those generated by computational means, hence allowing users to consider the most probable isomers first.
Another might be that one can, but only by deriving the consequent "You should work in a bar" in a heavily qualified and contextualized sense: working in a bar may fit getting drunk every evening as a necessary means; hence one might say "You should work in bar", but only if it is implicit that the fittingness that "should" connotes exists only in relation to the goal in question.
Karelitzki argues that, although meaning is generally blind, it does not have to be so: he presents an example in which someone asks the question "what do you mean with…?" and the one asked gives a characterization of what was meant, hence bringing the meaning act step by step closer to what Karelitzki calls the "essence" of the meant object (1914, 36).
In positively skewed distributions, the mean is almost always higher than the median, suggesting (misleadingly) a higher number of expected casualties in the 'after' period after accounting for regression to mean, hence a lower regression to mean effect and thus an overestimate of the effectiveness of the road safety measure.
It is the English translation of the Latin word inflammare, which is the combination of two Latin words: in, which in this case has the same meaning as our English "in," and flamma, which means "flames," hence, "in flames".
(Damini means lightning – hence The Body Electric).
Kotarbiński called (R3) "the thesis of pansomatism" (pansomatism is derived from the Greek term soma which means 'body'; hence, pansomatism claims that every object is a body, assuming that bodies are material).
Therefore, the values for the variable household size were very close to the mean, hence less variability on the level of forest dependency.
