Sentence examples for identical conclusions from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, I randomly sampled the administration's speeches on Iraq and reached almost identical conclusions to the ones reached by the Senate Intelligence Committee and your editorial.

Surely I am not the only one who noticed that "Sex in the City" and "Friends" had identical conclusions: both Carrie and Rachel were supposed to move to Paris but returned to New York to be with their on-again, off-again love interests.

JOHANNESBURG — Two independent ratings of Africa's best- and worst-governed nations — one released Monday, the other last week — both put Mauritius at the top of the heap and Somalia at the bottom and reached often similar, though far from identical, conclusions about the 51 countries in between.

René Descartes's Discours de la méthode (1637; Discourse on Method), with its opening sentence, "Le bon sens est la chose du monde la mieux partagée…" ("Good sense is of all things in the world the most equally distributed…"), clearly assumes that the mental processes of all men, if properly conducted, will lead to identical conclusions.

We have performed further tests using the Münster PPMS, coming to the identical conclusions.

A few years later Natasha Jen from Pentagram independently came to almost identical conclusions for a Magic Leap design project, including the KidRobot inspiration.

In a statement from Mr. Torricelli's lawyers, Ted Wells and Mark Pomerantz, they said they were "convinced the Senate Ethics Committee, after reviewing the same accusations with the same facts and the same explanations, will reach an identical" conclusion as prosecutors.

Identical conclusion can be obtained from comparison experimental results.

A survey last year by the Graduate Management Admission Council came to a nearly identical conclusion.

The study also revealed the identical conclusion conducted by Madan et al. (2007), the average shear stress of the SFRC beams decreases with increasing beam depth.

The two last inequalities following from the fact that the former one stands, for all (an "ad-hoc" complete induction reasoning will lead to an identical conclusion), and, furthermore, (5.27).