Sentence examples for assert the occurrence from inspiring English sources
Even with those few examples, it can hardly be said that they express the disappearance of something: Li's (2009) investigation shows that such clauses are not employed to convey the meaning of "there (dis)appears something in someplace", but to assert the occurrence of certain events.
Historians who come across statements asserting the occurrence of miracles should ask themselves whether an inductive generalisation based on their own experience of reality would provide probabilistic evidence for the occurrence of miraculous events.
The strong law, however, asserts that the occurrence of even one value of Xk for k ≥ n that differs from 1/2 by more than ε is an event of arbitrarily small probability provided n is large enough.
Zeng et al. (1998a, b) asserted that the occurrence of time-equivalent reflection events did not change with seismic frequency.
But we also asserted that the occurrence of complementation caused selection to favor the evolution of "cheater" genotypes of virus φ6 in the high co-infection lineages [ 19].
"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".
We assert the same applies to providers' stories.
But it continues on to assert (via an occurrence of the initial, existentially quantified variable 'x' within the iterated modal context '◇Px') a further possibility regarding that very individual: it says that Ratzinger could have had a son a and that, possibly — i.e., in some possible world — he is a priest.
Finally, one asserts the proposition.
The following proposition asserts the correctness of the algorithm.
