Sentence examples for corollary subject from inspiring English sources

The long, episodic Part 2 turns to the corollary subject of transcendent and timeless love.

They were responsible for Colombia's first coherent defence policy, whose aim was to reconquer territory from guerrillas and paramilitaries by protecting the civilian population, rather than treating it as a foe.The corollary was to subject the armed forces to far closer civilian control.

The corollary holds true with our case.

It turns out that Corollary 2.5 is not even the last word on the subject.

The results obtained by Little et al. [5] (Corollary 2 (ii) and the subsequent Remark (ii)), show that, subject to some regulatory conditions, the number of locally identifiable or (gradient) weakly locally identifiable parameter combinations is equal to the rank of the Hessian matrix, or equivalently the rank of the Fisher information matrix.

The corollary of this is that bird-pollinated taxa should be subject to lower levels of differentiation in allopatry.

Corollary: there's no such thing as a good or bad subject.

As it stands, the reasons for rodents not being subject to the proposed causative processes in humans constitutes an unstated corollary— one without empirical support or plausible basis to the theories of human leukemogenesis of formaldehyde.

As a corollary, some of our encouraging results may be explained by our choice of subjects: a few were already familiar with summarizing clinical features into the DSS.

A corollary of this is that strictly reliabilist or externalist responses to philosophical skepticism constitute a change of subject.

This experience of reduced status and security—sharpened by attending Harvard on a scholarship obtained by agreeing to study a subject he despised (chemistry)—made him acutely conscious of social gradations and their psychological corollaries.