Sentence examples for a full proof from inspiring English sources

Several teams of mathematicians, using Dr. Perelman's papers as a guide, completed a full proof of the conjecture in manuscripts hundreds of pages long, showing that Dr. Perelman was right.

A full proof proceeds in the following steps: 1.

Most did not however, so this is not a full proof work-around.

Nevertheless, Savage's theory has been much more influential than Ramsey's, perhaps because Ramsey neither gave a full proof of his result nor provided much detail of how it would go (Bradley 2004).

Though the use of biopesticide has been advocated as an optional and ecofriendly pest control measure, it is not yet proved to be a full proof strategy for the same.

As a full proof of principle of the WFM method we have experimentally demonstrated the extraction from each source pulse a series of polychromatic, chopper shaped neutron pulses, which can continuously cover any wavelength band.

Such a warning is not a full-proof deterrence, however, since users can still glorify the images with their comments.

Although, two-choice experiments do not allow a full-proof test against low-level priming effects these additional analyses as well recent other studies [e.g. 29] suggest that conflict adaptation cannot be fully explained by low-level priming effects.

When we have uniform experience that confirms the existence of regularities of this kind we have, says Hume, "a direct and full proof, from the nature of the fact, against the existence of the miracle" (EU, 11.12/115).

This was first stated in [[18], pp.22-23] with an outlined proof and later in [[27], Theorem 5] with a full detailed proof.

The jurisprudence of torture, which derived from Roman-canon law, was essentially a law of proof: a defendant could be convicted of a serious crime only if his guilt was "full proof," which meant either that he had voluntarily confessed or that there were two eyewitnesses to his crime.