Sentence examples for paradox led from inspiring English sources

The paradox led to the collapse of the Bretton Woods system.

This evidence of this paradox led to a deeper understanding of quantum theory.

This paradox led Magistretti and Allaman (2007) to refer to MGS as the neuronal Trojan horse.

This paradox leads to another difficulty for process philosophy over and above those noted earlier.

In practice, this paradox leads to an iterative approach to building the image.

This paradox leads to decreased individual preparedness of the population and lower coping capacity of the overall social system towards unexpected events.

This effect, known as Schroeder's paradox, leads to an ambiguity in determination of the chemical potential and calculating the solvent transport in such systems.

As with many mysterious tensions in Christian teaching (Jesus is entirely divine and human without qualification, bread and wine are also his body and blood, etc)., failure to embrace paradox leads to dualistic and therefore meaningless faith, not the faith of the first Christians.

This paradox leads to uncertain effectiveness of these strategies.

This new paradox concerns propositions, not classes, and it, together with the semantic paradoxes, led Russell to formulate his ramified version of the theory of types.

In the period until 1930, the problem of paradoxes led naturally to and was subsumed under the investigation of logical calculi (its final by-product being the Hilbert-Ackermann textbook of 1928).