Sentence examples for does not entail any from inspiring English sources
And unlike equity, issuing it does not entail any dilution of control.
It does not entail any simplification other than the assumption that the panels are of infinite extent.
On the other hand, the use of MCDEA as curing agent does not entail any noticeable phase separation during curing even if cured samples appear slightly turbid.
In comparison to other nonlinear principal component analysis (PCA) techniques, KPCA requires only the solution of an eigenvalue problem and does not entail any nonlinear optimization.
The reason developers are willing to try the method is that it does not entail any loss of density from traditionally designed subdivisions on the same acreage.
This kind of imitation, according to Greenblatt, is carried out "in the interest of acquisition" and does not "entail any grasp of the cultural reality of the other" (99).
Another version of this view (§3.3.2) holds that instrumental incoherence is nothing more than an indicator that one is not functioning well as an agent, where this evaluation doesn't entail any particular conclusions about what one ought, or has reason, to do.
We, however, do not find any inconsistency between Dowling's conviction for the First Pennsylvania Bank robbery and his acquittal on the charge of robbing Ms. Henry for the obvious reason that the jury's verdict in his second trial did not entail any judgment with respect to the offenses charged in his first.
The meeting, put back 24 hours to yesterday because the England squad's day off freed up Beasley and Lewin, did not entail any diagnostic work to establish the extent of repair to the ruptured ligaments in the ankle but was an opportunity for the two sets of medical staffs to discuss the recuperation programme.
First, for the pedestrian case at some point longer protection periods do not entail any advantage.
