Sentence examples for central postulate from inspiring English sources

Einstein's theory of gravitation, also known as his theory of general relativity (1916), takes as a central postulate the experimentally observed equivalence of inertial mass and gravitational mass and shows how gravity arises from the distortions that matter introduces into the surrounding space-time continuum.

He states "the central postulate" of "the highest form of human spirituality" as follows: "No baseness or cruelty of treason so deep or so tragic shall enter our human world, but that loyal love shall be able in due time to oppose to just that deed of treason its fitting deed of atonement" (Royce 2001 [1913], 186).

Trump often returns to his various themes, a central postulate being that his efficient and cost-effective campaign anticipates his presidency: "Wouldn't it be nice if we had a country that worked that way?" "Mitt was very vicious," Trump said, as if Trump himself is above the fray.

The hypothesis is presented as the central postulate and its three consequences.

Royce states that "the central and essential postulate" of every religion is that "man needs to be saved" (Royce 2001 [1912], 8 9).

A breakdown of the BBB during migraine attacks has been postulated as the mechanism in which DHE accesses postulated central sites of action.

As chainfolding implies the existence of molecular cilia during growth while extended-chain crystallization does not, these conditions on the formation of spherulites provide strong support for the previously postulated central role of pressure from molecular cilia in the development of spherulitic growth.

A proinflammatory milieu associated with central obesity is postulated to enhance muscle catabolism.

Altogether, the rather old age of divergence, the lack of haplotype and geographic overlap, as well as the existence of phenotypic differentiation, and ecological niche divergence (in the Central lineage), allow postulating that both the Central and the Western lineage may be valid species.

An urban legend used to postulate a central kitchen underneath the streets of Manhattan, where all the city's takeout Chinese food was prepared.

Oxidative stress has been postulated as central mechanism inducing cholestasis associated renal impairment [49].