Sentence examples for a consequence of special from inspiring English sources

This idea is a consequence of special relativity alone.

The true explanation came only after German American physicist Albert Einstein's 1905 publication of the mass-energy relation (E = mc2, a consequence of special relativity).

As a consequence of offering special bespoke solutions, Halifax is regularly asked by its customers to validate their designs prior to delivery.

Our results apply in particular to Chua's memristive circuits; certain properties of these can be seen as a consequence of the special form of the elastance and reluctance matrices displayed by Chua's memristors.

As a consequence of the special relationship between GP and patient, most important decisions in the medical encounter are made in this context.

Setting aside the issue of mechanistic limitations, both the coadaptation theory and the kinship theory could explain the existence of imprinted genes in these taxa as a consequence of the special social interactions among relatives.

If it happens first in Congress, and only later among voters, and especially if it's a consequence of legislators answering to special interests and campaign contributors rather than to voters, polarization in some instances might be more aptly called "corruption".

A discrepancy of CG dinucleotides mutations in position 208 in two works is a consequence of either a very special selection of DNA fragments in a work of Vissel and Choo (see above) or different sources of DNA (a mouse liver in our work and a cell line in the work of Vissel and Choo).

This is not true for supercapacitor as a consequence of its construction and used special materials.

The following result is a consequence of Theorem 4 in some special cases when the unique positive equilibrium satisfies some specific conditions.

The equivalence between mass and energy, as expressed by the formula E = mc, is the most famous consequence of special relativity.