Sentence examples for become a consequence of from inspiring English sources

In a sense, if we follow Bohr in requiring the world of classical concepts in order to describe in the first place 'quantum phenomena' (see the entry on the Copenhagen interpretation), then, if decoherence gives us indeed the everyday classical world, the quantum phenomena themselves would become a consequence of decoherence (Zeh 1995, p. 33; see also Bacciagaluppi 2002, Section 6.2).

Now Theorem 2 becomes a consequence of the following result.

Under these new conditions, Theorem 3.3 becomes a consequence of Theorem 2.2.

Violence has become a consequence, sometimes unintended, of the privatisation of large parts of the state for personal gain.

Air pollution had become a harsh consequence of industrial growth across the country and world.

Whether because of despair, suicide or natural causes, death has become an inevitable consequence of our politically driven failure to close the prison — a natural byproduct of the torment and uncertainty indefinite detention inflicts on human beings.

In 1905 the German-American physicist Albert Einstein reversed the classical view by proposing that the speed of light is indeed a universal constant and showing that space contraction then becomes a logical consequence of the relative motion of different observers.

This has implications for many species that need to relocate away from environments that have become hostile as a consequence of climate change, particularly when suitable environments have not yet become available.

Jamaica High School did not become "integrated" as a consequence of the implementation of a particular set of policy prerogatives.

Buddhist writings would also become available, as a consequence of the exchange of embassies between Ashoka and Philadelphus.

Cyclopoid copepods are the most important parasites of marine sponges; in fact, some genera of these crustaceans have become modified as a consequence of their parasitic existence.