If the trustee make a false representation, equity would compel him to make good the loss sustained by the purchaser in consequence of the fraudulent statement.
"We are very disappointed but we want to move on". A Carew statement read: "In consequence of the coverage of this matter in some sections of the media, we, as a club, have decided not to comment further.
So this basic result for linear systems is essentially a consequence of the statement that for a linear system, zero in gives us zero out.
Suppose that there exists a controlling function (N: Xto [a,b subset P) for (aprec b) such that Mbigl(T x bigr preccurlyeq N x) preccurlyeq sup_{zin sigma x, infty)} M z) prec bquad textit{for every }xin X, (D) and for some (rin X). Then T has at least countable or finite fixed points in X. An immediate consequence of the preceding statement is the following result.
An immediate consequence of the preceding statement is the following result.
The proof of this statement is a total analogy with the preceding proofs as consequences of the main statements.
This was, besides being owed to personal preference [ 51], in part a consequence of the amount of statements received and the format in which they were available.
But then Denis showed that even the revealed names, since they must be comprehensible to humans' finite understanding, cannot possibly reach or express the nature of God; and that in consequence, every affirmative statement about God requires at once the corrective of the coordinate negation.
As a consequence, the statement follows from the latter estimates and arguments similar to those we used in the proof of Proposition 3.6.
Santer is ready for whatever consequences he may face as a result of the statement.
Deduction, in logic, a rigorous proof, or derivation, of one statement (the conclusion) from one or more statements (the premises)—i.e., a chain of statements, each of which is either a premise or a consequence of a statement occurring earlier in the proof.
