Sentence examples for a corollary problem from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon also causes a corollary problem for fund managers.

The shelter has invited corollary problems, she noted, such as the tourists' throwing food to the cats that wander from the shelter into the adjacent archaeological area, "which makes the situation worse".

As a corollary, the optimization problem (the "best" position of the point mass or point support, which optimizes the plate fundamental frequency) is considered and certain geometrical inequalities, which reduce the optimization domain, are proved.

In 1901 WEB Du Bois prophetically wrote that "the problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color line," but as a corollary I would assert that the problem of the 21st century is not so much the color line as it is the related issue of "caste and class".

The chief problem there concerned a corollary issue — a number of Negro teachers had been fired as a result of the consolidation of the schools.

Therefore, as a consequence of Corollary 9, problem (27) does not admit a global nontrivial solution when (c_{0}geq0).

As a corollary we obtain the solution to the corresponding Schwarz problem in quaternion analysis.

It's a corollary of Ronald Reagan's grand dictum that "Government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem".

Moore's strategic problem, I reflected on the plane, offered more choices and, as a corollary, infinitely more chances for error.

As a corollary, the commutant lifting theorem of Sz.-Nagy and Foia§ is proved by solving a completion problem.

But there is a corollary.