Sentence examples for relevant consequence from inspiring English sources

If we take the relevance criterion to be purity, and combine that with the relevant consequence schema above, we have Burger and Heidema's proposal, which yields a reasonable set intuitive judgments like those above.

On Friday, Circuit Court Judge Henry Meigs, in Frankfort, Ky., ruled that chemical evidence failed to show the presence of an illegal medication in the colt when he won the race, and that other evidence presented was "wholly lacking in substance & relevant consequence".

The relevant consequence approach faces three major hurdles.

But if the robot's task is to clean the cupboard, a more relevant consequence is the exposure of the surface the cup was resting on.

The precise tense would depend on the nature of the relevant consequence etiology, the causal history that explains X being there because of its effect, Z.

The most relevant consequence is that, when a shock starts interacting with a simple wave of the same type, the typical cancellation effect observed for Langmuir isotherms comes together with the production of a new simple wave of different type.

Let R be some criterion of relevance of consequences; let AR be the set of relevant consequences of A. Whatever the criterion R is it has to satisfy the constraint that A be recoverable from (and hence equivalent to ) AR. Popper's account is the limiting one — all consequences are relevant.

"We will now discuss with the FIA the relevant consequences for the BMW Sauber F1 Team".

In principle, both these issues may have relevant consequences on the distribution of extreme values.

What distinguishes utilitarianism from egoism has to do with the scope of the relevant consequences.

Neither systematic reviews nor RCTs evaluating the clinically relevant consequences of "peritoneal hyperdistention" were found.