Sentence examples for corollary and from inspiring English sources

The culinary corollary, and Bellavitae's founding precept, is that things taste better because they're from Italy.

His newest book, "Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation," adds a corollary: "And cook it yourself".

Again and again, we are told, "If you see something, say something," but there is an unspoken corollary: "And if you don't, just go about your business".

This is the reason that there is a Southern Historical Association but not a Northern one; a genre known as Southern literature but no Northern corollary; and a concept of Southern politics as something distinct from the national variety.

All the corollary and not inconsiderable work of creating characters and plot, as well as a plausible place and time in which to put them, I undertook as the only means I had of preserving my connection to my grandfather.

But the benefits of tourism have a corollary, and Mr. Tsamarin lamented them: the loss of communal values and a new market mentality, alcohol abuse, litter, men cutting off their traditional ponytails.

Also, in HCF-Corollary and WHCF-Corollary, it suffices to consider that a ≥ r ≥ b. when f is convex for e u ≤ r, and a ≤ r ≤ b. when f is convex for e u ≥ r.

Also, it suffices to consider in PCF-Corollary and WPCF-Corollary that a ≥ r ≥ b. when f is convex for r 0 ≤ e u ≤ r, and a ≤ r ≤ b. when f is convex for r ≤ e u ≤ r 0. Remark 2.4.

As an illustration, we provide two corollaries and three examples.

There are several corollaries and two examples.

Known maximum entropy principles appear as corollaries and new ones are derived.