Sentence examples similar to singular consequence from inspiring English sources
In order to capture the "generic" as well as the singular consequences of a judgement, Smith includes amongst its existential consequences the fusions that result from applying the mereological comprehension principle (T≤) (∃xφx iff there exists a unique fusion of all and only φ-ers) to the immediate commitments of the judgement.
There's a singular aftermath.
As a consequence, the singular values of the pseudo-inversed channel matrix corresponding to small singular values of the channel matrix become dominant elements in the ZFBF, yielding the decrease of spectral efficiency [23].
Spacetime physicists tended to view non-unitary evolution as a fairly natural consequence of singular spacetimes: one wouldn't expect all the details to be available at late times if they were lost in a singularity.
Gradually accumulated during regular use (and not prior to acquisition or during catastrophic events, e.g. flood, fire, mould outbreak as such deterioration is the consequence of singular events rather than a continuous process).
This is a very relevant difference, in practice, as it translates, in our case, into a much higher concentration of the singular values, and, as a consequence, into a much better approximation of the linear transform for a given number of reference kernels.
However, one of the more unsettling and unintended consequences of a singular focus on ethics-as-compliance is a checkbox mentality that gives the illusion of reducing risk without really doing so.
The majority's reading the plural to exclude the singular would lead to silly consequences.
That results in the power of x is 2 N - 2. As a consequence the second integral is singular.
In The Great British Dream Factory, Dominic Sandbrook picks up Boyle's thesis and goes searching for the causes and consequences of the country's singular transformation.
