Sentence examples for consequence problems from inspiring English sources

The chapter also contains discussions of the kinds of consecution or consequence, problems of inference connected with the referents of terms used in consecutive sentences, and also on how to contradict a conditional sentence.

As a consequence, problem (P2) is generally non-convex and hence challenging to solve.

Thus, Theorem 3.3 applies and, in consequence, problem (1.1) has at least one solution.

With (a<1/omegaapprox0.835006), the assumptions of Theorem 3.6 are satisfied, and in consequence problem (3.8) with (f t, x)) given by (3.10) has a solution on ([1, e]).

Thus all the conditions of Lemma 2.1 are satisfied, and hence the operator equation (x=PxQx + Rx) has a solution in S. In consequence, problem (1) has a solution on J.

Thus all the conditions of Lemma 3.1 are satisfied and hence the operator equation (x=mathcal{A}xmathcal {B}x+mathcal{C}x) has a solution in S. In consequence, problem (1.1) has a solution on J.

As in Algorithm 4, the construction of the similarity matrix SIM takes into account the logical consequence problem in (mathcal {PR_{textit {ALC}}}) (lines 8 14) and has polynomial space complexity.

Clarkson was said to have been unhappy after being offered a cold platter of food after filming rather than steak and chips, but other reports suggested it was a consequence of problems during the day's shoot.

The presenter was said to have been unhappy after being offered a cold platter of food after filming rather than steak and chips, but other reports suggested it was a consequence of problems during the day's shoot.

Clarkson was said to have been unhappy after being offered a cold platter of food after filming, but other reports suggested it was a consequence of problems during the day's shoot.

As a consequence, localized problems do not command the solutions or resources that they should.