Sentence examples for a conjectural from inspiring English sources

There is a conjectural framework known as the "Thomas-Yau Conjecture" for how Lagrangian MCF fits into all this, quite similar to Ricci flow in the Poincare Conjecture and geometrization of 3-manifolds.

There is a conjectural air to her enterprise.

(I once saw a conjectural re-staging of that work in Los Angeles; it was noisy and perfectly opaque).

Although Morgan's evidence was indirect, his idea quickly became reified, and most geologists forgot that mantle plumes were a conjectural concept rather than an observation.

Phillipson devotes a "conjectural" chapter to reconstructing lectures on jurisprudence that Smith may or may not have delivered in Edinburgh in the winter of 1750-51.

None of this means that a Hebrew manuscript, an ancient version, or a conjectural emendation cannot yield a reading superior to that in the received Hebrew text.

And the afterlife itself remains, throughout the film, a vague, conjectural place, a zone of speculation rather than a freshly discovered and surveyed continent.

At a time when Malthusian alarms are ringing because of environmental pressures, falling fertility may even provide a measure of reassurance about global population trends.The fertility rate is a hypothetical, almost conjectural number.

"I am a vague, conjectural personality" was the self-analysis of this most cerebral of presidents.

Of course, it's a highly conjectural, iffy business trying to read through someone else's eyes.

"I am a vague, conjectural personality, more made up of opinions and academic prepossessions than of human traits and red corpuscles".