Sentence examples for consequence of the structure from inspiring English sources

He would try to resist: "But the consequence of the structure that would be in place would make it pretty easy for me to be railroaded, shafted, eviscerated".

The frequency sensitivity is a consequence of the structure of the GnRH signal transduction network.

Another consequence of the structure theorem is that the composition operators induced by hyperbolic disc automorphisms are universal.

Moreover, much that is attractive about Smith's theory is bound up with this limitation; his relativistic tendencies are not a mere mistake but a consequence of the structure of his theory.

A slowest decline of the multifractal spectrum around its maximum is for the I frame type that is a consequence of the structure with a large number of different dimensions with significant presence in the signal.

The result in [[26], Corollary 4.6] is based on the Rayleigh principle for system ( S λ ) with (1.5), compare also with [[15], Theorem 3.2], and on the fact that the space of admissible functions is independent of λ (as a consequence of the structure in (1.2)).

For example, adjusting for whether households "had discussed vaccination in the household" would reduce the measured intervention effect; under the hypothesis, vaccination uptake is a consequence of discussions in the household, which is, in turn, a consequence of the structured community discussions.

This choice enables us to expose the dynamical consequences of the structure of the local microcircuit in spiking cortical networks unaffected by additional cell-type specificity (e.g. Brémaud et al. 2007; Lefort et al. 2009).

He said the company was independent from its parent, Cetus, and the offshore links were "entirely as a consequence of the ownership structure of Cetus prior to its investment in Woburn".

This fact is a direct consequence of the specific structure of the Hadamard matrices.

This follows from the simple fact that the plant's transfer function is a consequence of the physical structure of the controlled system.