The Alcoa building has the added attraction of being a consequence of his ideas.
"I always think of his work being a consequence of his New England background — that stereotype we have of the New Englander as sort of stoic, decent.
As well as both Newham and Barking and Dagenham becoming all-Labour councils, with Respect and the BNP wiped out, Labour took Harrow, Hounslow and Ealing – my new status being a consequence of the latter.
Despite being a consequence of such a famous comet, the Orionids is a modest display, with an expected 15-20 meteors per hour, radiating from the east after midnight on the 21st and 22nd.
The absence of the virus in the brains of Alzheimer's patients supports the conclusion that reactivation causes degeneration, rather than being a consequence of it, and further suggests that it is specific to ALS.
Even in pre-industrial populations, around a third of women were over 45.All this suggests that the prolonged old age of people women in particular is indeed an evolved phenomenon, rather than being a consequence of better living conditions.
Most of Lloyds Banking Group's head office operations, for instance, are already in London, its Scottish domicile being a consequence of its ill-fated acquisition of the bust Halifax Bank of Scotland in 2009.
the last inclusion being a consequence of hypothesis H ( F ) 2 (ii).
with the last but one equality being a consequence of L'Hospital's rule.
The following results (proved in [7] and being a consequence of (1.7) with as well) hold.
on I, the last inclusion being a consequence of the hypothesis (H4)(ii).
