Sentence examples for a first consequence from inspiring English sources

Thus there is a φ such that d is provably equivalent to φ, i.e., φ says of itself that it has the property P. A first consequence is that truth cannot be weakly representable in any consistent and sufficiently strong formal system for Arithmetic.

A first consequence is to propose an efficient framework model to be implemented in hardware programmable.

As a first consequence of this focus, we concentrate our analysis on separating equilibria and do not consider any pooling equilibrium, as pooling equilibria will never be efficient.

A first consequence of this difference in texture concerns the attitude we must take toward some (or perhaps most) investigations in "applied mathe­ matics," at least when the mathematics is applied to physics.

As a first consequence, the solution (u, v) of system (1.1) satisfies the system of inequalities begin{aligned} left{ begin{array}{ll}displaystyle u'ge u^pv^q, quad u(0)=u_0> 0, displaystyle v'ge u^rv^s, quad v(0)=v_0> 0; end{array} right.

But a first consequence is that Teichmüller space is locally connected by holomorphic arcs, hence the determination of the connected components of ({mathcal {C}}(M)), respectively of ({mathcal {T}}(M)), can be done using the original definition of deformation equivalence, given by Kodaira and Spencer [248] (see Definition 109).

Extreme paucity has a second consequence.

The loss had a second consequence for the Rangers.

A second consequence of this acceleration is the loss of the planet's hydrogen exosphere.

Philip's rupture with Boniface VIII can be considered a third consequence of the English war.

There is a third consequence that may be less likely, but is in many ways more troubling.