direct consequence
collocation in Englishmeaningsofdirectandconsequence
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direct
adjective
uk/daɪˈrekt/us/daɪˈrekt/
going in a straight line towards somewhere or someone without stopping or ...
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consequence
noun[C]
uk/ˈkɒn.sɪ.kwəns/us/ˈkɑːn.sə.kwəns/
a result of a particular action or situation, often one that is bad or ...
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(Definition ofdirectandconsequencefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This is adirectconsequenceof the assumed knowledge of the modeling uncertainties and the chosen structure of the network learning algorithm.
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Adirectconsequenceof this result is the following characterization of the entropy solution.
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There is ample documentation in our daily newspapers during each such strike of patients dying as adirectconsequenceof the lack of medical care.
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Adirectconsequenceof abstracting to constant functions is that any issues relating to the analysis of polymorphic functions disappear.
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What both turnovers have in common is that they did not come about as adirectconsequenceof the people's electoral choice.
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The first of these rules is adirectconsequenceof the general principle.
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They identify a number of attributes, which they see in themselves, that are adirectconsequenceof their experience as widows.
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Thedirectconsequenceis that there is no place in this s-expression to store source file information.
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As adirectconsequenceof this result, we obtain that provability is decidable in the considered fragment.
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This is adirectconsequenceof the rearrangement required by pinning the live cells: it is not caused by necrosis.
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This is adirectconsequenceof the model structure with a considerable number of adults being exposed to carriage in children.
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As adirectconsequence, we have the following proposition.
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This is adirectconsequenceof our simple money-growth rule.
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The anomalous resistance emerges as adirectconsequenceof the enhanced energy dissipation in the self-organized state.
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This equation is adirectconsequenceof equation (2.20).
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This disease occurs as adirectconsequenceof pregnancy and is associated with low birth weight.
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These returns satisfy some constraints that are thedirectconsequenceof the assumption of limited communication.
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The coupling is adirectconsequenceof the diffusion of heat.
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Right-handedness is regarded as adirectconsequenceof the left-hemisphere dominance for vocalization.
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The lift is adirectconsequenceof inertial effects.
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