entailment in a sentence

1. of the newborn (with its millennia of entailments,

2. Podil – an entailment of the democratic spirit in our city.

3. We need, therefore, a title search to determine those entailments, some of which are invisible.

4. Many concepts are logically connected by entailments, as in the example export and import above.

5. Thus, the perdurantist entailments of a B-Theory of time seem to undermine various, important aspects of theological eschatology.

6. Let us suppose that Smith sees the entailment from (d) to (e), and accepts (e) on the grounds of (d), for which he has strong evidence.

7. you may like to pose a simple question to your officers viz which of the following three calculations maximizes delhi's water entailment from haryana.

8. Of course discrimination is wrong: no one in mainstream American politics today will defend it, and no neoliberal who understands the entailments of neoliberalism will do so either.

9. In this case, design driven by the internal causality of the living (entailment, as Rosen aptly called it) is no longer in reaction to something, but is pro-active, before that something happens.

10. A more likely use would be in a case were we depend on two independently developed ontologies, and note that they use the URI's O1:foo and O2:bar to reference the same class. owl:equivalentClass could be used to collapse these together so that the entailments from the two ontologies are combined.