Examples of 'corollaries' in a sentence
Meaning of "corollaries"
Corollary - noun: A proposition that follows from and is often appended to one already proved. It is used in formal and academic contexts, particularly in mathematics, logic, and philosophy
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- plural of corollary
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Several corollaries are immediate from the theorem.
This theory has a number of important corollaries.
A few important corollaries arise from this.
In general a basic principle has many corollaries.
There are three corollaries to the last principle.
A free mind and a free market are corollaries.
A couple corollaries flow from this realization.
This act has some obvious corollaries.
Certain corollaries can be drawn from this.
The rest are consequences or corollaries of this right.
He finds corollaries to such a practice in other ancient manuscripts.
The principle has some immediate corollaries.
What are the corollaries of first law of.
This third assumption has several corollaries.
Two dangerous corollaries emerged from this view.
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They are more than their physical corollaries.
Those are all corollaries of the ultimate bad idea.
From this can be drawn several corollaries.
Various corollaries to this law follow.
From this there appear to be several corollaries.
There are lots of corollaries to this rule.
The conundrum has several obscene corollaries.
They were direct corollaries of these measures.
The deterioration of the environment has its corollaries.
There are a number of contemporary corollaries of RCCs in operation today.
There are a number of generalizations some of which are immediate corollaries.
Some theorems and their corollaries are proven.
Corollaries to the right to work.
From these notions a number of corollaries follow.
There are important corollaries to the powers of oversight and investigation.
The transcendence of e and π are direct corollaries of this theorem.
Corollaries have no place in science and definitely no place in medicine.
This leading principle has corollaries.
Corollaries of the freedom of establishment.
This principle has several corollaries.
Corollaries are liberty and property.
This insight has many corollaries.
Two corollaries come to mind.
A method of infinite possibilities and corollaries.
Burke also explores three corollaries to his initial thesis.
This system has a fundamental postulate and eleven corollaries.
One of its more important corollaries is that truth is a weapon.
This outlook has a number of corollaries.
The following corollaries can be drawn from these considerations.
This criterion has two corollaries.
Let us resume these corollaries in the form of some table.
And we have the following corollaries.
There are many corollaries and addenda to this baseline scenario.
The theory has several corollaries.
It is the corollaries that count.
