Sentence examples for require hence from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the UK badly needs high corporate tax revenues from businesses capable of generating large numbers of jobs, as employees alone are currently unable to fund the social services they require – hence the need for a serious tax contribution from their employers.
Visionary director Andy Arnold realised that a lack of public funding for the venue's experimental events meant that alternative sources of revenue were required, hence the club nights.
The FP sensor is sufficiently sensitive that signal averaging is not required; hence, each photoacoustic signal is acquired with a single laser pulse.
Only scattered nodal distribution was required hence avoiding at all mesh connectivity for field variable approximation and integration.
Arbitrary large set of heterogeneous converters can be handled and no frequency separation assumption is required, hence offering tractability without sacrificing performance.
In addition, the required precise control of fuel/air ratio means that detailed knowledge of the unsteady fluctuating behaviour is required, hence the interest in the ability of LES methods for flow simulation.
As a result, the proposed transceiver is able to quickly switch between transmission schemes (acOFDM, CIA or a mix of both) as required, hence the 'reconfigurable' denomination.
As more CO2 was produced as the unstable displacement front and more separation and recycling cost was required, hence, there was a reduction in the project profitability.
Again, applicability of such approach is limited since lengths of individual coding passes are required, hence its use may compel partial decoding of the codestream.
The main advantage of the dynamic relaxation method is that no assembled structural stiffness matrix is required; hence, it is suitable for highly nonlinear problems (Topping and Ivanyi 2007).
No one Ministry could secure all the resources and impetus for change that has been required, hence the need for inter-ministry, inter-governmental and inter-agency collaboration, and the development of alliances of shared interest.
