Sentence examples for corollary action from inspiring English sources

Our minds are abuzz with thousands of thoughts each day, all of which compete for our attention and a corollary action.

The Israelis have legitimate security concerns, but the corollary of demanding action on terrorism from the Palestinian Authority is that Israel ends the occupation.

Recent studies implementing these principles have revealed pathways through the thalamus that contribute to generating movements and to monitoring one's own actions (corollary discharge).

Group officials say America First was modeled as a Trump-focused corollary to Organizing for Action, formed after the 2012 campaign by President Barack Obama's allies to support his legislative agenda.

In contrast, Hook perceived affirmative action, with its corollary of quotas assigned to designated groups as a conception of American democracy as a system of group rights, where greater equality was to be realized by distributive measures.

Sort of a corollary to the rule that "actions speak louder than words".

But for now, there is not yet a corollary in Trumpworld to Organizing for Action, the premier advocacy group that supported Obama's legislative agenda.

Forward models require two inputs: sensory inputs (peripheral afference) that update the state of the model and corollary discharge signals related to intended actions.

Hence, applying the least action principle (see [6], Theorem 1.1 and Corollary 1.1), the proof is complete.

Sports has a wonderful corollary to Isaac Newton's Third Law of Motion: For every action, there is an equal and opposite satisfaction.

It's the psychological corollary to one of Newton's laws: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.