Sentence examples for required, hence from inspiring English sources

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.

This response exhibited interesting features: i) because originating from a capacitance current signal, no DC bias was required, hence a low noise current level; ii) the high-pass pyroelectric cutoff was observed in the 20 to 40 kHz modulation frequency range; iii) the low-pass cutoff, of readout circuitry origin, was pushed towards the MHz range, with a time constant of ~ 2 μs.

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.

Things used to be moved by human or animal muscle (which requires energy, hence food, hence sunlight), or by wind (which requires thermal currents, hence sunlight), or by falling water (which requires condensation and evaporation, hence sunlight).

Anguilla was too rocky & dry for the great mechanized plantations the sugar industry required, & hence was exempted from the full force of the social transformation whereby communities of white planter-proprietors gave way to feudal estates supporting vast slave populations.

"Accurate typing of the associated SNPs should have been required, and hence there is a very specific failing in the review process," Dr. Goldstein said.

This will help to indicate the complexity of THM modelling required and hence the models, mechanisms, type of computing, supporting data, laboratory and in situ testing, etc. required.