Sentence examples for consequent in the from inspiring English sources

For the saturation areal density nsat, we will estimate, based on figure nine of[5], a quite conservative value nsat = 1. 5 × 1015/m2, corresponding to 0. 25 / ρ 0 2. For the parameter r1, we will use the value 4 ρ 0 3, also consequent in the order of magnitude with figure nine of[5].

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Had Labour stuck to its principles, we would by now be within weeks of the first elections to the Lords, with the resultant end of political appointments and a consequent reduction in the size of the house.

The decline in feral individuals was significant (p < 0.001), as was the consequent increase in the proportion wild (p < 0.001).

The consequent split in the party led in the long term to an alliance of Peelites with some Whigs to form a less conservative Tory party, calling themselves Liberals.

The human population is aging with a consequent rise in the incidence of hard tissue disease.

The time has come for an official and in-depth inquiry into the causes of food poverty and the consequent rise in the usage of foodbanks".

The New Yorker, March 2 , 1968P. 29 Talk story about the booming Indian influence on popular music and the consequent interest in the original material.

If a country had a deficit, gold would flow out, and the consequent reduction in the domestic money supply would cause prices to move downward.

Talk story about the booming Indian influence on popular music and the consequent interest in the original material.

During the operation, dissolved solids settle on the heat exchange surfaces with the consequent increase in the heat transfer resistance.