Sentence examples for corollary lies from inspiring English sources

The point A used in the previous corollary lies in the interior of the simplex (mathcal{A}) because the coefficients (alpha_{i}) are positive.

Further, although GWATCH is potentially useful for initial gene discovery, an important corollary lies in providing rapid replication of gene discoveries from independent cohort studies by simply keying in the putative gene region and inspecting the many test results of the posted dataset.

Underlying this development was the Hindu tendency to create monastic corollaries to lay teachings; the process was repeated in India in later times, as exemplified by the Arya Samaj, a Hindu reform society founded by Dayananda Sarasvati in 1875.

That's another lie -- a corollary to the Judeo-Christian Nation lie.

I conclude with a corollary of the challenges lying ahead of the proposed approach.

Corollary 3 If the Lie splitting algorithm   (7)   is consistent of order  1  and τ is chosen such that the fixed-point iteration   (10)   converges, then ‖ S τ (u 0 ) − u 0 ‖ ≤ C τ, where the constant C is independent of τ.

As a corollary, never say "I never lie" or "I never gossip" because you are lying.

Finally, we prove the superstability of Lie brackets as follows: Corollary 2.4.

□ Corollary 3.2 Let G be a Lie group, acting freely by biholomorphisms on an (n + 1 ) -dimensional complex manifold with strongly pseudoconvex boundary S ∋ 0, and denote by G 0 = 0 ⋅ G the orbit of G through 0. If T 0 (G 0 ) ⊂ T 0 c (S ) then dim R G ⩽ n.

First, a whole category of Republican conspiracy theory lies: "Benghazi!" Maybe (as a corollary): "Anything that comes out of Darrell Issa's mouth".

The unspoken corollary is clear; another long and arduous commitment lies ahead.