You can have someone capable proof-read the letter for you, if you really want to, but the main thing is to be clear in your idea.
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).
This can be seen as another application of the methodological rule to prove everything "capable of proof".
Expert opinion would not be expert opinion if as a rule it were capable of proof.
The rise of the electronic reader is no surprise in an era where machines are proving more capable and error-proof than ever.
All four seem vulnerable, too, and the Open provided proof of that, along with proof that there are more than four players on the Tour capable of winning a major tournament.
The extent of such leaking is not capable of finite evidential proof," said the report.
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.
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.
However, an error-proof sequencer capable of sequencing tiny amounts of DNA without PCR amplification would obviously be a major technological advancement.
In the two first named Averroës stakes a bold claim: only the metaphysician employing certain proof (syllogism) is capable and competent (as well as obliged) to interpret the doctrines contained in the prophetically revealed law (Sharʿ or Sharīʿah), and not the Muslim mutakallimūn (dialectic theologians), who rely on dialectical arguments.
