Sentence examples for practice and hence from inspiring English sources

However, the unbounded FIFO based asynchrony is not realizable in practice and hence requires refinement in real hardware.

Key in these discussions will be the potential reciprocities between history and practice, and hence the unraveling of the traces of the one within the other.

With no such construct and measure, researchers are unable to conduct studies to understand variability in the complexity of multiple channels in practice and hence to draw normative conclusions for managers.

Such a WSN may encounter a throughput bottleneck under the star topology around a sink node in practice, and hence investigating the performance of RI-MAC under such a condition is of great importance.

We argue that multifunctionality in Australia rates relatively weakly as an ideology or policy and even less as a discourse or practice and hence is situated toward a 'weak' end of a continuum of a level of multifunctional agriculture.

Where changes to the laws of a given country are triggered by external factors, such as the influence of international standard-setting bodies, the presence of endogenous demand for investor protection, coupled with complementary institutions at country level, will make a difference to the effectiveness of the law in practice, and hence to financial outcomes.

Extensive production systems were associated with traditional cultural practices and hence represent a human-animal association that has existed over historical periods of time.

The preference of this group was mainly towards regulations that allowed the continuance of their livelihood practices and hence, less legal restrictions.

Then they decided to assign different levels of risks to different techniques (devising ways to 'contain' these techniques entrenched in laboratory safety practices), and hence to lift the moratorium.

Both of these directly affect biodiversity, while changes in soil biogeochemistry also influence farm management practices and hence biodiversity indirectly.

This provides insight into concrete sociomaterial work practices and hence into whether the associated interactions between the clinicians and the technology are in balance or dysfunctional.