As a consequence, Friday's M 8.9 event was some 250 times more energetic than anything seen on Wednesday this week; and about 1,400 times more energetic than the Great Hanshin, or Kobe, earthquake in 1995 (M 6.8).
As a consequence, one day defensive stocks are in favour, the next those shares crunched by the credit crisis.
That said, the number of additional seats that the SNP is likely to gain as a consequence of Thursday's debate is unlikely to change.
It is an open secret in Berlin that Merkel, and especially her hawkish finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, would be happy to see Tsipras fall as a consequence of Sunday's vote.
Like many veterans, physicians may experience post-traumatic stress as a consequence of their day-to-day interactions with patients, they write.
The Sandusky scandal, and the harsh N.C.A.A. sanctions that resulted from it, allowed players to freely transfer out of the program, a penalty that had one especially glaring consequence Saturday.
And as a consequence the next day, it was a mess".
Lack of consideration of these kinds of variables can invalidate subsequent research, for example, see Smith et al. [ 22] where consecutive rather than randomised milling of replicate samples led to detection of a false QTL that was simply a consequence of mill day.
As a consequence, reports of day-time sleepiness have become more frequent during recent years [ 24].
It should also be noted that different mathematical definitions of virulence have different evolutionary consequences (Day 2002), but again, our point about nonequilibrium dynamics should hold under many of those alternatives.
