Sentence examples similar to consequences the thesis from inspiring English sources
A consequence of the thesis is that phenomenology enjoys explanatory priority over intentionality.
As a consequence, the same thesis can be deduced replacing, in case (c), that '(( X,d ) ) is complete and (g(X)) is closed' by the weaker condition '(g(X)) is d-complete', and the proof is obtained by verbatim.
In chapter 14, the next to last in the treatise, he explores some of the radical consequences which arise from the thesis of the mortality of the human soul.
Schurz (2001b) defends the statistical consequence thesis by the following evolution theoretic argument.
The thesis is a simple consequence of Proposition 16 and Theorem 17.
Or, if your paper calls for it, allude to the consequences of your thesis if left unaddressed.
Similar to the thesis of decoupling, "disarticulation" has emerged in the severe consequences of regional lock-in in the apparel industry in La Laguna, Mexico (Bair and Werner 2011).
To return to the thesis, however: general knowledge seems to be following the path of locational knowledge, and the consequences are similar, but more dire.
The thesis became influential.
