such that
In a way
Such that introduces a condition or specification that defines or restricts what precedes it.
In mathematics, it sets constraints: Find x such that x² = 4.
In general usage, it means "in a way that" or "so that": She arranged her schedule such that she could attend both meetings.
The phrase often sounds formal; everyday speech typically prefers "so that" instead.
As a contingency
- lestIn case that
- wherebyThrough which means
- inasmuch asTo whatever extent
- contingent uponRequiring something else first
Mathematical equality assertion
- inequalityUnequal distribution of resources
- constraintLimiting condition or rule
- conditionState or stipulation
- variableProne to fluctuation
parameter · domain · range · set · subset · function · expression · satisfying
Foundation for logical argument
- inferenceConclusion reached through reasoning
- implicationIndirect suggestion or consequence
- deductionConclusion from premises
- propositionStatement expressing a judgment
syllogism · antecedent · consequent · conclusion · reasoning · validity · predicate · contrapositive
in case
As a contingency
- lestIn case that
- wherebyThrough which means
- inasmuch asTo whatever extent
equation
Mathematical equality assertion
- inequalityUnequal distribution of resources
- constraintLimiting condition or rule
- conditionState or stipulation
variable · parameter · domain · range · set · subset · function · expression · satisfying · bounded
premise
Foundation for logical argument
- inferenceConclusion reached through reasoning
- implicationIndirect suggestion or consequence
- deductionConclusion from premises
proposition · syllogism · antecedent · consequent · conclusion · reasoning · validity · predicate · contrapositive · therefore
such thatunconditionally
Without any limitations
regardless of · irrespective of · no matter · however · in any case