Sentence examples for consequence of the third from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of the third law, the north pole of the Moon as projected on the sky (point z), the north pole of the ecliptic (point Z), and the north pole of the lunar orbit (point P, inclined at an angle of about 5°9′ to the ecliptic) all lie close to one another on a great circle.

As a consequence of the third law, the time a planet takes to travel around the Sun will significantly increase the farther away it is or the longer the radius of its orbit.

The third lesson is a consequence of the second.

And the third, a consequence of the second, is that intelligence is sexy.

The other -- a consequence of the first -- is its incessant need to raise money.

Dear Britain, Let's keep it short: what is the EU? It's the consequence of the second world war.

The cosmology of the Timaeus had a consequence of the first importance for the development of mathematical astronomy.

In Genesis 3, this is depicted as an inherited consequence of the first human sin, i.e., that of Adam.

It is a wholly possible, perverse and predictable consequence of the first-past-the-post voting system.

"You see, the very essence of the Bauhaus was what happened to Germany as a consequence of the First World War," Fuller said.

But the real problem with trying to treat the wars as part of a single great conflict is simply that the second was not an inevitable or even necessary consequence of the first.