Sentence examples for Without demonstrations from inspiring English sources

He extended and furnished proofs for Galois's work, which had previously been stated in part without demonstrations or proofs.

"Labor Day without demonstrations, parades and meetings will, as sure as the sun rises and sets, lose its distinctive characteristic and simply become a holiday for jollification, without other purpose, design or result," he wrote in an A.F.L. publication issued before Labor Day in 1907.

America's bill of rights protects its people from search and seizure without demonstration of probable cause; Britain should do no less.

And that possibility seemed to be fizzling as well, event by event, as the black athletes accepted their medals without demonstration".

He also reversed the Cartesian dictum that human existence can be known without demonstration, whereas God's requires demonstration; Malebranche held that man's own nature is completely unknowable, whereas God's is an immediate certainty needing no proof.

Moreover (and obviously), it is no solution to this problem for Aristotle simply to assert that we have knowledge without demonstration of some appropriate starting points.

Richard Popkin (1977) and Naomi Zack (2002, 13 18) contend that the 1754 version of the essay assumes, without demonstration, an original, polygenetic difference between white and non-white races.

The US appearance of minimal fat AML has not, to our knowledge, been described; however, it can be concluded that should a small minimal fat AML appear echogenic at US and undergo further characterisation with CT or MRI without demonstration of macroscopic fat, it should be treated as any other indeterminate solid renal mass.

Montgomery County officials announced last year that immigrants would no longer be held for ICE without demonstration that the individual likely committed a crime.

Thus, a high number of generic versions are approved for clinical use, invariably without demonstration of in vivo efficacy or safety.

The answer to the questions posed in the introduction [ what is the point of a catalog of molecules without demonstration of their functional roles?