Sentence examples for consequence of the general from inspiring English sources

The favoured explanation is the so-called cosmological constant an as-yet-unobserved consequence of the general theory of relativity.

In fact, the extraordinary national affection for Mr. Hazare is a consequence of the general perception that he is not a politician.

Alternatively, cranial kinesis may be considered a consequence of the general design of the skull, rather than an adaptive trait as such.

An important consequence of the general theory is an integration by parts formula for Sobolev functions, which involves their traces at G−1 0).

In the long term, if the Turkish economy suffers further as a consequence of the general economic uncertainty caused by the war in Iraq, it is Mr Erdogan and his ministers who will regret the rift most.

This role can be viewed as a natural consequence of the general properties of turbulence, but these properties, although widely recognized in hydrodynamics, are much less familiar in plasmas.

He wasn't a rock star, or an actor, or a titan of industry, or anyone of any consequence to the general public.

Many of the selection theorems needed in unitary representation theory are shown to be consequences of the general result in this paper.

The two ideas behind this procedure are that norms are valid if they receive the consent of all the affected parties in unconstrained practical communication, and if the consequences of the general observance of the norms (in terms of how each person's interests are affected) are acceptable to all.

In this paper we are primarily interested in the regular problem that arise as direct consequences of the general theory developed previously, and we consider to put in perspective those models of initial value problems which can be formulated as nonlinear differential equations of variational inequalities.

All these properties and characterizations are consequences of the general results obtained in a series of papers by Losonczi [4 9] (for Bajraktarević means and Gini means) and by Daróczy [10, 11], Daróczy Losonczi [12], Daróczy Páles [13, 14] (for deviation means) and by Páles [15 21] (for deviation and quasi-deviation means).