Sentence examples for which thus are from inspiring English sources

It holds individuals responsible for their decisions and actions, not, however, for circumstances beyond their control — race, sex, and skin-color, but also intelligence and social position — which thus are excluded as distributive criteria.

For these actual mitigation algorithms, which are capable of detecting and tracking multipath and which thus are able to remove the estimation bias due to multipath, it can be observed that the estimation performance tends to saturate quickly for.

The idea here is to describe various sorts of abnormalities pertaining to the conditions or the observer: for example, having followed the sensory route to the room in the library, I am suddenly struck blind or knocked unconscious or injected with a mind-altering drug at just the instant before I would experience the distinctive table sense-data, which thus are not experienced.

Real engineering scenarios are used in the projects which thus are open-ended and complex recent examples include the overall design of a desalination plant, the design of the piping network and power requirements for a major city's water supply, and the design of a soap and cosmetics factory.

CK 15 is known to be expressed in basal epithelia and hair follicle cells [ 18], which thus are likely to be rare contaminants in the laboratory environment.

The high congruence between PCC and eLSA analysis may be due to the fact that about 90% of the eLSA findings are without delays, which thus are also amenable to PCC analysis.

It appears, therefore, that the tarsus serves as a sensing element that transmits vibrations to the lyriform organ, which thus is a velocity type of ear.

The inner cell gives rise to the embryo, which thus is oriented as if it will develop within the gametophyte; it turns 180° during later development, however, and the axis grows vertically outward from the gametophyte.

We suppose that permafrost was the main factor hampering percolation and switching redoximorphic processes in the paleosol, which thus was classified as a Reductaquic Cryosol.

Bradykinin elicited endothelium-dependent relaxations and hyperpolarizations in the presence of indomethacin and Nω-nitro-l-arginine, which thus were attributed to EDHF, in human mesenteric arteries.

In source tracking applications, this implies that the field itself becomes part of the state, which thus is distributed over all space.