Sentence examples similar to a conjectural element from inspiring English sources

It provides a conjectural explicit reciprocity law for a certain element associated to an abelian extension of a totally real number field whose existence is predicted by earlier conjectures of Rubin and Stark.

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).

Clapper claims that all of Amnesty International's monetary expenditures up to this point have stemmed from a conjectural belief that the FAA will apply to its foreign communications, and that this conjectural belief does not establish an imminent injury.

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.

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.

The upper half is a conjectural formal garden consisting of four parterres: elegant compositions of roses, mixed flowers, hollies and topiaries.

This talk, based on arXiv 1610.09836, presents a conjectural answer to this question.

She calls her approach a "conjectural history," which she uses both to illuminate the actual history of patriarchal oppression of women and the ideology of social contract theory.

In most cases the date of composition is given; if in doubt a conjectural date may be given; if unknown, the date of the first publication is given.