0 to make something necessary, or to involve something:
Such a large investment inevitably entails some risk.
[ + -ing verb ] Repairing the roof will entail spending a lot of money.
1 to involve or make something necessary:
Any investment entails risk.
2 to create a legal condition that property can only be passed to particular people, for example, only to an oldest son:
entail sth to sb Due to a restrictive clause in an ancestor's will, the property was entailed to male-line descendants.
Subjecting "force" and "attraction" to rigorous mathematical treatment does not entail that "force" and "attraction" are transformed into pure mathematical concepts without any physical meaning.
We argue that structural description models entail two major assumptions - a part-structure assumption and an invariance assumption.
Ultimately, the "secularization" of a culture that believes in science as its official religion entails skepticism as to the ideological meaning of science.
Unfortunately, one cannot hope to add an extensional conversion rule on inductive types, which would entail the computability of all isomorphisms of inductive types.
As many of the suggested activities in each chapter entail collecting and analyzing data, the information that is provided in appendix 1 is valuable.
Making ' real world ' environmental changes would of course entail considerable practical problems and costs.
Although this is a possible solution for a hand prosthesis, it has limited appeal as it would entail the user carrying many different specialist devices.
The purpose was otherwise, thus no deliberate selection bias is entailed.
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