Sentence examples for consequence that s from inspiring English sources

If this diagnosis is correct, one need not deny P9 or P10 to block the intuitively false consequence that s could acquire knowledge of the empirical proposition Q9 in virtue of only non-empirical knowledge.

As a consequence, one knows that s ¯ ( t ) > 0 ∀ t ∈ [ 0, t ∗ ) and s ¯ ( t ) ≤ 0 ∀ t ∈ [ t ∗, ∞ ). In the following, the proof of the non-negativity of u ( t ) is split into two parts.

Thus, EADP has the consequence that if S is justified in assenting to h, then S is justified in denying every contrary of h.

As a consequence we show that S is triangularizable if it consists of polynomially compact operators.

One consequence that may help explain Dr. Lin's findings is social isolation.

All it takes is one slip-up to lead to an unplanned pregnancy, or some other consequence that could derail your child's entire life.

Indeed, emerging economies feel that they have a right to emit freely without worrying about the consequences — that's what today's rich countries got to do for two centuries.

As is evident from Figures 1, B and C, the approximate transition distributions obtained with these methods are located too far to the right, a direct consequence of the assumption that s = O(N−1) (see Methods).

As a consequence, that year's Niño struck without warning.

"Because speech about violence is not obscene," he wrote, "it is of no consequence that California's statute mimics the New York statute regulating obscenity-for-minors that we upheld in" the Ginsberg decision.

In zero-sum games, by contrast, there is a fixed total of prizes, with the consequence that any person's advantage must be at the expense of someone else.