Sentence examples for spectrum hence from inspiring English sources

By this definition, the politocracy emerges from a multi-party system, with "convergence towards the mid-point of the political spectrum, hence little difference in policy between the main parties".

Human voice is stochastic, nonstationary, and bounded in frequency spectrum; hence some suitable features could be quantitatively extracted from the voice data for further processing and analysis.

In addition to this, the sequencing data allowed us to support the FST results by calculating a set of statistics that make use of the full allele frequency spectrum, hence reducing the risk of ascertainment bias.

For non-absorbing samples, the summation of I∥ and I⊥ could be a good approximation of the light source spectrum, hence the linear degree of polarization DoP could be regarded as a good representation of the single scattering spectrum.

From the absorption spectra of omeprazole magnesium with aerosil 200, that is, Figure 10, there is a change in the nature and absorption of spectra from 350 to 1000 nm which was mainly the visible region of the spectrum; hence colour change is observed in the samples as it is shown in the results of appearance.

You will need to learn a lot from observing the electromagnetic spectrum (hence the reason for physics), and from understanding the general principles of mathematics and science, especially physics.

Also, the higher oxygen vacancy concentration favors CO2 adsorption and activation into COOH* radical, affirmed by CO2 temperature-programmed desorption spectra and in situ FTIR spectra, hence guaranteeing increased CO and O2 formation rates.

No peaks pertinent to water or hydroxyl can be seen and resolved from the spectra; hence, the presence of water or hydroxyl and their resultant charge balance/compensation mechanisms are excluded in our films.

No partial covering of any component of the spectrum, and hence no extended corona, are required.

We consider that all tiers share the full spectrum and, hence, interference exists between tiers.

It can be seen that increased false alarm probability has a direct effect on the available spectrum, and hence, it heavily influences the spectrum utilization.