Sentence examples for old conclusion from inspiring English sources

Record 2.2 Lemma 2.5 is Theorem 1.10 in reference [2], but it reverses the old conclusion ' M ( u ) ≤ M 1 ( u ) ≤ ( 1 + ε ) M ( u ),' for the new conclusion ' ( 1 − ε ) M ( u ) ≤ M 1 ( u ) ≤ ( 1 + ε ) M ( u ).' From the construction process of p 1 ( t ), in the proof in reference [3], we know if p ( t ) is continuous, then p 1 ( t ) is also continuous.

But "Open Society: Reforming Global Capitalism" is only a marginally better book than the windy and portentous "Crisis of Global Capitalism," published just two years ago -- and then mostly because in the new book Soros recants some of his old conclusions.

Coming on the heels of a landmark decision in April from the federal appeals court in Chicago that overruled similar precedent, the news that the Second Circuit would revisit its old conclusions was applauded by the L.G.B.T. community as heralding the end of another barrier to equality.

Nevertheless, as the 2010 football season closes out with another big bucks, big bowl extravaganza, Needham's 105-year-old conclusion still rings uncomfortably true: "Who can blame the college man for harboring the desire to win?

Renewed excavations at these sites, 17 million to 19 million years old, and exploration of new sites (one of them as much as 24 million years old) in northern Kenya have modified the older conclusions.

A higher number "strongly agree" that the earth is just 6,000 years old, a conclusion refuted by mountains of evidence.

Despite some promising news from The U.S. Department of the Treasury last year, all financial institutions across our land abide by the same old, outdated conclusion: It is simply too legally risky to open accounts for cannabis businesses.

But the new findings, published in Nature Geoscience, run contrary to older experimental conclusions.

There may have been residual confounding and data gaps from unmeasured variables, and because the study population was made up of older adults, conclusions may not extend to the general population.

Or should we join the few, proud hold-outs who still use it in the old "assume the conclusion" sense, while complaining about the ignorant rabble who etc.? In my opinion, those are both bad choices.

But then, with one last roll of the fame dice, he cashes in some pensions, leaves his job and sources some musicians to reform his old band, Foregone Conclusion (including Andy Burrows, once of mid-2000s indie lads Razorlight and now playing Brent's long-suffering drummer).