corollary

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An Intel colleague, David House, came up with the often-quoted corollary that a chip’s performance, due to both the number and quality of transistors, would double every 18 months.

From Seattle Times

He added two corollaries later: The evolving technology would make computers more and more expensive to build, yet consumers would be charged less and less for them because so many would be sold.

From New York Times

And the corollary: “If there is no one to love us, do we merit existence?”

From Washington Post

When Blonsky began cycling, she said she encountered unsolicited feedback from other riders all the time, a corollary to the commentary Coyne described experiencing.

From Seattle Times

Walt Yates, a retired Marine officer who specialized in training systems, surmised there is a corollary between safety shortfalls and postwar spending cuts.

From Washington Post