Sentence examples for a corollary concept from inspiring English sources
Dr. King also wrote about a corollary concept of constructive tension that brings about change and growth.
Several theoretical models of lethal mutagenesis of viruses have been proposed, either as a direct consequence of quasispecies dynamics and its corollary concept of error catastrophe, or independently of error catastrophe [ 70, 81- 84].
A corollary to this concept would also suggest that all ideas and movements which stress the circle-world qualities are unconsciously tapping into an innate human desire to rectify reality and return to our roots.
A corollary is the concept of a "rate code," this being the notion that the strength or salience of the stimulus is reflected in the average rate at which the cell fires [ 5].
As a corollary of our concept, an abundance of bRG cells may well be characteristic of primates and other gyrencephalic species if one assumes that this abundance in the near-lissencephalic marmoset neocortex is counteracted by changes in other progenitor cell parameters.
While several newer types of support have been discussed (rock bolts, shotcrete, and precast-concrete elements), developments are under way toward entirely new types, including lighter material plus yield-controllable types as a corollary to above tolerable deformation concept.
A corollary to this model is the concept of micellar structure, i.e., an arrangement of organic molecules in aqueous solution which form hydrophilic exterior regions that shield the hydrophobic interiors from contact with vicinal water molecules [11].
Representative government and the concept of popular sovereignty, as a corollary, had a weak presence in Iberian political culture.
As a corollary, axis 1 may correspond to the cognitive reserve concept, which is born of observations demonstrating that some patients appear more resistant to the brain pathology, such as AD.
But there is a corollary.
