Sentence examples for as a necessary consequence from inspiring English sources

From this perspective the interplay between global and local effects is seen as a necessary consequence of a basic cortical architecture which supports wave propagation.

It can't be justified as a necessary consequence of general belt-tightening across government: most calculations show the forestry plan would have saved little or, more likely, no money.

And he justly observed, as a necessary consequence of these views, that, if the power to determine these matters is vested in congress, it is wholly immaterial to inquire whether by the act assailed it has departed from the treaty or not, or whether such departure was by accident or design, and, if the latter, whether the reasons were good or bad.

If the power of Congress over the subject is supervisory and paramount, as we have seen it to be, and if officers or agents are created for carrying out its regulations, it follows as a necessary consequence that such officers and agents must have the requisite authority to act without obstruction or interference from the officers of the State.

Can and should they take his snubs as a necessary consequence of political warfare as he makes every effort to tack back to the middle and reconnect with those whose opinion of him vacillates between contempt on a bad day and sufferance on a good one?

But if they fall into some absurdity or impossibility as a necessary consequence of their assumption, they conclude from this that the assumption is false and impossible.

We thus reinterpret the idea that collectives show "rational" or "irrational" preferences as being a necessary consequence of the use of positive feedback.

"As floods and drought were a necessary consequence of the fabric of the physical world, predators and parasites, dysfunctions and diseases were a consequence of the evolution of life," he writes.

The one would be a necessary consequence of the other.

It is not a necessary consequence of incompleteness theorems.

A necessary consequence of putting manufacturing and demand on two sides of an ocean, I guess.