Sentence examples for a partial proof from inspiring English sources

So sending a message becomes a partial proof regarding type.

A conjecture on the eigenvalues of a trigonometric matrix is posed with a partial proof given.

We present a partial proof of (3.1) (see Lemma 3.1, below) and leave as a conjecture the proof of (3.2).

A partial proof of pointwise and L1 0, 1) convergence of the linear-spline interpolant of the numerical solution to the inviscid solution ϵ/h → 0 and h → 0 is given for one case.

The comparison of the current rule book with the mid-'70s version, made in the documentary by the former referee Bryan Lewis, is partial proof of the need for a post-Flyers version of the Geneva Conventions.

In case there is no such set, we know the partial proof cannot be expanded to a proof and we can close this branch of the search tree.

Moreover, it can happen that we consider the same partial proof twice, and thus it might be a good idea to store already considered partial proofs.

The company's recovery has been hailed by the Obama administration as partial proof of the success of its decisions to rescue Chrysler and General Motors from their financial crises.

Under this interpretation, a net is built in a left-to-right incremental fashion by establishing possible linkings between the input/output literals of the partial proof nets associated with lexical items as they occur in real time.

For partial proof of this claim, here's my coverage of MoCCA for VICE from 2013 and 2012.

In line 1 of the algorithm one has to decide whether to use a queue or a stack for storing these partial proofs.