Sentence examples for turn hence from inspiring English sources

It was early summer but the Old Trafford pitch was expected to turn: hence the presence in England's team of Phil Tufnell and Peter Such, who took six for 67 in that first innings.

An individual presentation requires comparatively long turns, hence generally needing more pre-planning and a more explicit structure to ensure coherence.

In each of these studies, the features were extracted over individual spoken words as opposed to turns, hence, a direct comparison with our approach is not feasible.

No one ever thought my frame would turn curvaceous, hence, "chicken booty".

However, the conformations of Val in α−helical environments are restricted to one rotamer population due to steric hindrances with the backbone of the preceding turn [51]; hence, an alternative possibility is that the conformational restriction of the Val side chain imparts local rigidity to the α−helix.

Rather than suffering from a deficit in perceptual abilities, autists experience the world too intensely and so take refuge by turning inward, hence his phrase "intense world theory" to explain the disorder.

Once we know which links need to be measured, the radio of the other nodes which does not need to participate in the measurement can be turned off, hence, we can both reduce the latency of the system and save the power of the nodes.

PPIIDSSP is the second most accessible secondary structure, following the turns and hence they are quite different from β-strands which are the less accessible (on an average).

Dr Oldroyd thinks its role may be to turn off reproduction and hence to promote order in a healthy colony.

This indicates an additional contribution that must be overcome to induce unfolding, and we hence turn to the analysis of curvature.

This allowed more light to permeate the lower floors from the glazed lantern roof, and hence turn the hallway into a reception room.