Sentence examples for a consequence of simple from inspiring English sources

To take a familiar example, heat water sufficiently and it changes to steam as a consequence of simple quantitative increments applied to underlying chemistry and physics.

The fact that these enhancements did not occur for differences in the amplitude spectra suggest that the search improvements seen with the texture adaptation was not a consequence of simple "learning," and may instead reflect selectivity of the adaptation to the specific phase spectra of "fatty" and "dense" images relative to the Gaussian targets.

As a consequence of its simple architecture and limited computational power, the maximum number of simultaneous connections is restricted to up to 64 users (even when radio resources are still available).

Using three-dimensional, lithospheric scale modeling of two oblique orogens, Southern Alps, New Zealand and the Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis, we examine the generation of model surface strength fields that occur as a consequence of a simple strain softening upper crustal rheological model.

Both of these alternatives can be vectorized as a consequence of the simple form of our objective function.

This model lends excessive weight to the effect of the decline in asbestos imports, as a consequence of the simple statistical relationship established.

We propose that this may be a consequence of the simple fact that a better conserved phage ORF (with a larger H-value) means that our database contains more phages that can potentially transmit a homolog to prokaryotes.

However, the model responses to BBN all share the same steep and saturating RL function as a consequence of the simple nature of the integration of inputs in the model.

DROMPA identifies protein-binding sites when the peaks are sharp (approximately 1 kbp, e.g., transcriptional factor binding sites) and when they are broad (approximately 1 Mbp, e.g., modified histone binding sites, such as H3K27me3 and H3K36me3), as a consequence of the simple peak-calling strategy used.

The fact that British education unions have barely said a word about the ongoing slaughter of Muslim students and lecturers by the religious right (in Kenya, Bangladesh, and even at a university in Pakistan named after that great Muslim anti-colonialist Bacha Khan) is a consequence of this simple-minded, unthinking – and ultimately racist – posture.

This is a consequence of using a simple laboratory model with monochlorophenol or dichlorobenzene.