Sentence examples for to act hence from inspiring English sources

One interpretation is that the same determinants of social unrest and frustration may give rise to both the expressive crowd and the active crowd, but the expressive crowd fails to identify an object toward which to act; hence members must release accumulated tension through motions and gestures expressing emotion.

Thus, Velleman can say that our desire to understand what we are doing, at the moment we are doing it, is usually satisfied, since our predictions about how we will act are themselves intentions to act, and hence our beliefs about what we will do are "self-fulfilling expectations".

The board feels compelled to act swiftly.Hence the list of potential candidates is a short one.

Wolf thinks that there is no method for determining which upbringings and influences are consistent with an ability to see what should be done and to act accordingly, and hence she thinks there is always the risk that we are less responsible for our actions than we may hope.

Phones that are large enough to act as small tablets — hence the phone+tablet 'phablet' portmanteau — were popularised by Samsung's original Galaxy Note — and now its successor, the Note II.

Hence reasons to act depend on the existence of desires (Williams 1981).

This novel magnetic HTLcs are expected to act as green catalyst and hence solve the above mentioned disadvantages.

Disordered regions encoded by these exons are hence likely to act as modulators of protein function depending on the tissue where they are expressed.

Connexins were first shown to form gap junctions between cells, mediating intercellular communication, but emerging literature reports direct hemichannel activity, hence able to act similarly as pannexin hemichannels which upon activation mediate molecule and ion transfers between intracellular and extracellular compartments.

Hence the need to act now to dampen domestic demand.

Hence the motivation to act to prevent such occurrences.