Sentence examples for rigid consequence from inspiring English sources

In his essay, "The Philosophy of Composition," Poe maintains that his poem, "The Raven," was composed "step by step, to its completion, with the precision and rigid consequence of a mathematical problem".

Here sequential super-stereotypy is manifest in a complex behavioral sequence that is instinctive and naturally stereotyped to begin with, but becomes even more stereotyped or excessively rigid as a consequence of the DAT mutation.

The view that natural kind terms are rigid designators has consequences for identity statements involving natural kind terms (e.g., "brontosaurus is apatosaurus").

Rigid designation is a consequence of direct reference (but not vice versa).

A high level of inter-fragmentary stability as a consequence of rigid fixation induces direct bone repair.

The amount of rigid material diminishes as a consequence of the MDI oxidation.

An interesting consequence of the rigid censoring and control of mainstream media is that blogging - reading and writing - is much higher than U.S. My guess is the current wave of "copy to China" will burn itself out in the next few years as the smart money starts to move to "innovate in China" (i.e. like WeChat).

Combining results from replicative fitness competition assays and from analyses of the effect of mutations on viremia to co-variation data provides ways to extend CE beyond their minimal length (which is a consequence of their rigid degree of conservation).

This is a consequence of the rigid application of a universal threshold.

As a consequence of this rigid structure, diatom cells progressively decrease in size after cell division, which may lead to cell death and extinction of the clonal lineage unless large cell size is restored [ 16].

Network engineer Fred Baker uses this distinction between voice and web, or between "real-time" and "elastic" applications, to demonstrate one of the consequences of a rigid application of net neutrality rules.