Sentence examples for by the consequent from inspiring English sources

It has been shaped by scarcity of the airwaves on which to broadcast, by the consequent ability of government to set strict content requirements.

The cost of such modifications must be balanced by the consequent reduction in inter-cell travel cost.

Many studies rely on the availability of a relatively dense sequence of crack length measures during damage evolution, made in most cases impractical by the consequent maintenance costs.

If an external sinusoidal torque is applied axially along the wire, the orbits may develop into heterclinic and homoclinic tangles caused by the consequent horseshoe manifold intersections.

Many of the tissue morbidities associated with metabolic disturbance are mediated by the consequent hormonal perturbations, and it is likely that these endocrine controls also mediate the effects of nutrition and metabolic status on the development of many clinical cancers.

These were years of turbulence for the United States, yet the individual who relayed the details of it all to US citizens in their own homes, night after night, emerged untouched by the consequent growing disillusionment with public life: according to opinion polls, he was not only famous, he was the most trusted man in America.

Once a new rule is generated by clustering, the consequent is selected from a discrete set of candidate values by ACO.

The second sort of answer is to weaken Supplementation by adjusting the consequent.

The rule base is then extracted by determining the consequent region in which each premise combination point lies.

However, if allocated by grandfathering, high-emission GenCos can be compensated for lost revenue, resulting from reduced generation, by selling the consequent surplus allowances, which can be regarded as a viable economic compensation mechanism.

It has been shown that phosphorylation of the LIMK by ROCK and the consequent inactivation (by phosphorylation) of cofilin by LIMK contribute to Rho-induced formation of stress fibres (Maekawa et al., 1999).