Mr. Vygoder, who is an engineer at Sikorsky, offered to accompany Ms. Hickey and her entourage to the airport to pick up the children after their arrival, which for some entailed traveling through 11 time zones.
For Watson, doing everything in his abilities to perform and then some entailed trusting his swing and playing instinctively rather than complicating the game by cluttering his mind with extraneous thoughts.
Let g be some falsehood entailed by B but not by A, and let f, as before, be some falsehood entailed by A. The sentence f→g is a truth, and since it is entailed by g, is in B's truth content.
For Brock, some of this entailed a certain cognitive dissonance.
In late May, Parliament voted to investigate vote-buying by the Ahmadinejad government during the 2009 election, which some lawmakers charged entailed $80 for each of nine million votes.
Despite the losses this entailed, some 390 warships were reportedly sent to attack Damietta in 739, and in 747, aided for the first time by ships from the Italian city-states, the Byzantines decisively defeated the combined Syrian and Alexandrian fleets off Cyprus, breaking the naval power of the Umayyad Caliphate.
The Lab 1 protocol mitigated this effect somewhat, by collecting and co-adding FIDs until a nominal minimum signal-to-noise was achieved, although in some instances this entailed total acquisition times of several hours.
14 The Working Party concluded that this 'blanket second-look' policy might have produced some 'cures' but entailed high rates of negative laparotomy and an unacceptable operative mortality rate (Slack et al, 1982, unpublished work).
Theoretically, this entailed opening some imported parcels, and it certainly imposed a constraint on publishers and booksellers.
He said that the earlier cuts were aimed at reducing Schwab's trading capacity but that this round entailed scrapping some projects and honing the firm's strategy for growth, though he declined to be more specific.
In any case, the fact that (BECAUSE-NEC) but not its converse holds some appeal indicates that what we should be trying to frame is a perspicuous definition of a species of ontological dependence that is a relation between x and y stronger than (entailing but not entailed by) "necessarily, x exists only if y exists".
