Sentence examples for close corollary from inspiring English sources
But these distinctive touches are enough, in the fluid taxonomy of New York architecture, to earn them the description of Dutch (or its close corollary, Flemish).
"There is a long research literature on the importance of self-control, or the ability to defer gratification — a close corollary of our conceptualization of the character strength of prudence," Reeves and his two colleagues write.
A close corollary is that government tax and spending policy is too tangled up in politics to be timely and effective in dealing with an economy's cyclical ups and downs.
Two studies that examined a close corollary of EC (black carbon/soot) lacked continuous EC monitoring data for use in land-use regression models (LUR) and therefore used PM monitoring data to adjust for temporal fluctuations (Brauer et al. 2008; Gehring et al. 2011).
The Prophet Muhammad was the religion's first imam, or prayer leader, Islam's closest corollary to a rabbi or priest; schools like the Dawah are its version of a seminary or rabbinate.
The closest corollary Kaggle found is the ranking system used in golf, where there is some team play (some statisticians work together), different kinds of competitions, and a payoff for doing well on a consistent basis.
If the Occupy Wall Street protests were a band, I'd say the closest corollary would probably be the legendary '90s grunge band Nirvana — both meaningful and murky, tapping into a national angst and hopelessness, providing a much-needed catharsis and gaining a broad and devoted following while quickly becoming the voice of a generation.
"The closest corollary on the market is the Classic Mini," says Bernal.
The closest corollary were the first televised debates between Kennedy and Nixon that cemented physical appearance as a primary driver towards the Oval Office.
In Trongpa's tradition, the closest corollary is coming back to the breath in meditation.
"If that were the case, and we've seen roughly half of our clinics close, the corollary you'd think would be we'd see roughly half the procedures — and that's not the case," she said.
