Sentence examples for The postulate from inspiring English sources
verb
To assume as a truthful or accurate premise or axiom, especially as a basis of an argument.
The postulate is confirmed by simulation results.
The postulate of immortality is typically found alongside Kant's discussions of the postulate of God.
The postulate essentially says that Matter is the only thing which is genuinely real.
The postulate κ → ∗ ( N + 1 ) = [ κ N ∗ ( N + 1 ), κ ∗ → ( N ) ] helps to reduce complexity for computation of thresholds significantly.
The postulate of such an orderly structure is not explicitly extended beyond the state and the soul.
The postulate of permanence seems to characterise our world at least as evidently as the principle of continuity.
The postulate is especially worrying when applied to entangled compound systems whose components are well-separated in space.
The postulate requires that no proposition be strictly better or worse than all of its possible realisations, which seems to be a reasonable requirement.
The postulate of discontinuity is the very essence of innovation.
The Postulate Sejm was composed of wealthy nobility and two deputies from the city of Lviv.
Sometimes those results confirm the postulate; sometimes they confound it.
