But I was building a collection of consequence--not just names and in-and-out fads.
In 2009, Oxford University Press published both a seven-hundred-page "Handbook of Economic Inequality" and a collection of essays about the political consequences of economic inequality whose argument is its title: "The Unsustainable American State".
If a physical theory is considered not as a collection of sentences closed under logical consequence, but rather as a collection of proofs, the above mentioned drawbacks are naturally solved.
In a first step toward creating data-based measurements of medical errors due to inadequacies in the physical exam, a study published recently in the American Journal of Medicine reports on a collection of 208 such occurrences, and their consequences.
Whether or not these facts are true or a collection of unreliable memories, the purpose and consequence of the litigation in Lawrence does not change: the Constitution prohibits the government from intruding on and punishing the private, consensual intimate relations that we have.
The similar DNA composition is, according to our results, a consequence of a collection of factors having acted on the genomes.
A more detailed description of these disease pairs are provided in the Additional file 1. CVD, as a complex disease, is the consequence of a collection of deleterious effects from interactions involved multiple genetic and environmental origins.
As a consequence, we obtained a collection of 46 archaea, 686 bacteria, and 826 eukaryotes tabulated in Codon Usage Database.
The first book I opened was a collection of essays called Motherhood and Mental Illness: Causes and Consequences.
Mathematical logic supplied a clear conception: a theory is a collection of statements (the axioms of the theory) and their deductive consequences.
These facts led to a collection of open questions concerning this topic and, respectively, concerning the operational connotations and consequences in the framework of general variational systems.
