Sentence examples for consequence of the principle from inspiring English sources
Similar objections apply to De Morgan's laws, a consequence of the principle of the excluded third.
It is a major consequence of the principle of mutuality of obligations that the duties of seller and buyer must be performed in general at the same time unless the parties agree otherwise.
In a way, this consequence of the principle seems very plausible, given Aristotle's idea that it is universals that are definable (Z.11, 1036a29).
Modularization is a traditional consequence of the Principle of Separate of Concerns, which states that different abstractions should be dealt with in separate entities.
This is a fundamental consequence of the principle of common descent, but there nevertheless can be a tendency to conflate taxon age with lineage age.
An important consequence of the principle of compositionality is that all the parts which play a role in the syntactic composition of a sentence, must also have a meaning.
Astonishingly, we find that well-known effects turn out to be simple consequences of the Principle of Minimal Entropy Production.
Among the alleged consequences of the Principle are: the Identity of Indiscernibles, necessitarianism, the existence of a self-necessitated Being (i.e., God), the Principle of Plentitude, and strict naturalism.
In the former case the existence of only the zeroth and first moments for the once-through density functions is required which conditions are themselves consequences of the principle of conservation of mass.
Terror is nothing other than justice, prompt, severe, inflexible; it is therefore an emanation of virtue; it is not so much a special principle as it is a consequence of the general principle of democracy applied to our country's most urgent needs.... Indulgence for the royalists, cry certain men, mercy for the villains!
Originally formulated in 1930, it is a legal consequence both of the principle of self-determination and of the prohibition to intervene in matters of internal jurisdiction.
