Sentence examples for therein then from inspiring English sources

Interns are often given mundane tasks during the first days of a placement – photocopying, perhaps, or making tea – but how many have to dismantle the company's car park, wash all the stones therein, then reassemble them in an aesthetically pleasing manner?

If (X) is a connected topological space, (A) is a connected subset of (X,) and (B) is either a component of (X{setminus } A) or a clopen set therein, then (Bcup A) is connected.

If a broken arm, make a sling with pocket handkerchiefs or piece of clothes, and fasten the arm therein, then pin the sling tightly to the dress or coat.

River systems arising in humid lands develop their drainage networks therein and then may encroach on downslope deserts to create alluvial riverine plains where their flow will not maintain their sediment transport to some distant ocean.

The two greatest operations of the internet are filtering and sharing: the ability to dig down through layers and layers of material, incomprehensibly large buckets of it, to find the strange nuggets therein, and then to take that shiny thing, package it up, redistribute it, comment and reflect upon it.

Preferences in the home country and changes therein are then likely to be reflected in remittance behaviour.

The dimensions and the changes therein were then linked to external forcings (increasing suspended sediment load, variable flooding intensity) and to natural preconditions (e.g., delta plain width, flood basin configuration).

Therefore, the researchers used an "experimental metastasis assay" by intravenous administration of mouse metastatic melanoma cells in 810 mouse lines therein and then assessed the pulmonary metastasis.

Three different random walk-based algorithms that are widely discussed in literature (see [2] and the references therein) are then revised for degree state space, and EI is calculated when the joint degree distribution is bivariate Pareto.

The Gibbs sampling algorithm proceeds by starting from a random assignment of peaks into clusters (and particular assignments therein) and then repeatedly re-sampling the assignment for each peak with the various posteriors computed by ignoring the peak being assigned.

The proteins therein were then reduced with 10 mmol L−1 DTT in 50 mmol L−1 NH4HCO3 for 1 h at 56°C and alkylated in 55 mmol L−1 iodoacetamide in 50 mmol L−1 NH4HCO3 for 1 h at room temperature.