Sentence examples for real corollary from inspiring English sources

So stopping the spread of a disease such as AIDS may be a comparatively simple matter of getting treatment to the right people a strange but real corollary to a piece of research on cyberspace.

Did you have a real-life corollary in mind?

In the garage is the sled that is the real-life corollary of the sled in "The Chain".

The shops would serve as a real-world corollary to Microsoft's latest Apple-retaliation ad campaign, "I'm a PC".

It seems like a natural human response to try to plug that gap — to look for solid, real-world corollaries for those interior landscapes, whether it's walking the route of "Ulysses" on Bloomsday, stuffing a bagpipe with haggis on Burns Day or wizard-spotting on Platform 9¾ at King's Cross station.

(Why is the Romney who thinks about God the "real" one?) The corollary should be that nothing is as inauthentic as faith that is only opportunistically professed, something that this Pope, who has extended a hand to atheists, seems to know.

In particular, if we take (lambda_{1}=cdots=lambda_{k}=-1) with (2nmid k) and let (a_{1},ldots,a_{k}) be real numbers in Corollary 2.3, we get Dilcher and Vignat's identity (1.11) immediately.

If entries in the lexicon sometimes closely tracked descriptions in Ms. Rowling's books, he said, that was because she had created a world out of her own imagination, for which there was no corollary in real life.

Setting E ≡ H and β n ≡ 0 a real Hilbert space in Corollary 3.6, we have the following result.

This also provides a simplified approach to Theorem 32 in [22], where only the real case was considered: Corollary 12 (see Theorem 32 in [22]).

If the mathematical model employed can indeed simulate the mechanics of adaptation in real biological systems, a corollary of these findings is that precision seems to be a more complicated mechanism than sensitivity in the system, thus the former requires many parameters to work together in order to achieve the desired level of high precision.