The phrase "as consequent" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used in contexts discussing results or effects that follow from a particular cause or action.
Example: "The changes in policy were implemented, and as consequent, we observed a significant improvement in productivity."
Alternatives: "as a result" or "consequently".
A Rule can have as consequent a service call to the DistributorService to trigger a certain event.
"This results in clear environmental advantages as well as consequent economic benefits for both suppliers and users of chemicals," the organization claims.
As consequent we obtain that the existence spectrum of a CBSEC v,3,λ) are either v∈{1,3}, or v⩾9 and λ v−3)≡0(mod6) but v≢2(mod4) when λ≡2(mod4).
This new peptide availing the polar linker (Orn 3 and the 99mTc-chelating moiety CGG (Cys-Gly-Gly) is appropriately designed for 99mTc-labeling, as well as consequent conjugation onto nanoparticles.
Parameters in this layer are known as "consequent parameters".
The parameters in this layer are known as consequent parameters.
Both methods can be applied with different model architectures, including single model (SM) with class labels as consequents, classification hyper-planes as consequents, and multi-model (MM) architecture.
Additionally, eClass can have a multi-input multi-output (multi-input multi-outputmulti-input multi-output consequents of each fuzzy rule.
The QoS-SWP matrix captures predictions in the form of mappings or prediction rules M×S→Q where for SWPs in M and services in S as antecedents, we associate quality values Q as consequents of those rules.
Conditionals whose antecedents denote different structure types will typically have biconditionals as consequents whose mental term- constituents are co-referential but whose physical term- constituents denote different physical events.
In synthesis, on the other hand, we suppose that which was reached last in analysis to be already done, and arranging in their natural order as consequents [epomena] the former antecedents [proêgoumena] and linking them one with another, we in the end arrive at the construction of the thing sought.
