Sentence examples for consequent work from inspiring English sources

Dividing education into consequent work tasks enables schedule follow-up and learning evaluation.

This paper is a consequent work of the previously proposed mapping relationship based near-field acoustic holography (MRS-based NAH), [H.J.Wu W.K. Jiang and H.B. Zhang, JSV, 373 66-88, 2016].

The jury of the Feldkircher Lyrikpreis 2005 pointed out Ebner's precise language and his "consequent work on wording".

More importantly, it can increase the efficiency of tunneling in weak rock, provide a bigger space for consequent works, reduce the distance between the working face and the invert/lining to meet the specification requirement, and assure the safety and advance rate of the tunneling.

At the third are listed the consequent turbine work saving, calculated by Eq. 1 and considering the COP as 1.6.

The risk of conjunctival cancer increased with increasing time spent in cultivation and therefore in direct sunlight (χ trend=3.9, P=0.05), but decreased with decreasing age at leaving home (χ trend=3.9, P=0.05), perhaps reflecting less exposure to sunlight consequent to working in towns, although both results were of borderline statistical significance.

The definition of an FP result was a positive screening result (based on both total PSA and either DRE or free/total PSA ratio) and consequent diagnostic work-up with no histopathological diagnosis of PC in the biopsy within 1 year from the PSA test.

Another might be that one can, but only by deriving the consequent "You should work in a bar" in a heavily qualified and contextualized sense: working in a bar may fit getting drunk every evening as a necessary means; hence one might say "You should work in bar", but only if it is implicit that the fittingness that "should" connotes exists only in relation to the goal in question.

In addition to the consequent 'penalties' for work absenteeism some organisations fostered a 'blame culture', which patients sought to avoid by remaining in work despite the difficulties, often termed presenteeism.

Its central ingredient is the expulsion from Eden and the consequent need to work the land.

* Upward mobility among this group had its negative side - an inability to relate to old friends and a consequent reliance on work for psychological support.