Sentence examples for capable of proof from inspiring English sources

This can be seen as another application of the methodological rule to prove everything "capable of proof".

Besides these commonalities between Dedekind's and Frege's versions of logicism, the two thinkers also agreed on a more general methodological principle, encapsulated in the following remark by Dedekind: In science, and especially in mathematics, "nothing capable of proof ought to be accepted without proof" (Dedekind 1888a, preface).

Expert opinion would not be expert opinion if as a rule it were capable of proof.

The extent of such leaking is not capable of finite evidential proof," said the report.

First of all, the code requires advertisers to hold proof for "claims that are capable of objective substantiation".

Both of them argued that the ATF wasn't trying to find a back-door method of getting rid of AR ammunition, but only responding to product innovations developed by black gun manufacturers whose AR-style handguns loaded with M855 and SS109 ammo, would be capable of penetrating bullet-proof vests.

The resulting polynomial coefficients for each brushstroke are plotted as coordinate values to create a cloud of points, whose structure is considered as capable of providing a feature (proof of authenticity) that is unique for a given artist.

HA and PA are proof-theoretically equivalent, as will be shown in Section 4. Each is capable of (numeralwise) expressing its own proof predicate.

He gave me the familiar answers: he'd owed it to the people of New York to finish the job they'd put him in; there were plenty of available people capable of being superb Justices Ginsburg and Stephen Breyerer were proof of that; there weren't so many who'd be good governors of New York, and fewer still who could actually get elected.

I didn't think I was genetically capable of multi-tasking, and there was tons of proof.

This is the moment to build "future-proof" broadband capable of delivering actual (not just advertised) speeds of 100 Megabits per second (Mbps) for downloads and uploads.