Sentence examples for section and hence from inspiring English sources
Of course, this does not preclude the taxation of exports, as we show in the next section, and hence the possibility of continuing with a protectionist model.
This is the goal we follow in this section, and hence, we will not use any advance methods of electromagnetic field analyses here.
Numerical results show that the creep ability of the mentioned salt formations can close a formerly reamed well section and hence recover the geological salt barrier with or even without using a crushed salt backfill.
In the case of argon, the surface states should be passivated by the presence of hydrogen as mentioned in experimental section, and hence their surface defect-related PL emissions (at 459 nm) were vanished.
The hollow core also ensures greater quality control during construction by reducing the heat of hydration on the interior of the section and hence minimizing shrinkage cracks caused by temperature differences inside the curing column.
It shows a good match with the measured data over the good-hole section and hence can be used to replace density data against the bad-hole section where the measured data is bad.
Here, we use radars at multiple sites, some with a common design, to better determine the radar backscatter cross-section, and hence compare PMSE strengths.
The outcome has been shoebox shaped vessels with short bow sections and hence rather poor hydrodynamic performance even at calm sea and even worse in rough sea.
However, the XTEM images look only at one-dimensional sections and hence are not representative of the 2D interface.
The degree of exceeding at the required service duration allows higher design stresses than under constant amplitude loading and is decisive in determining to what extent cross sections and hence weights can be reduced.
Therefore, the assessment of the real potential of the S–I cycle requires an optimization of the separation sections and, hence, a deep knowledge of the thermodynamic behaviour of the systems to be separated.
