Sentence examples for common conjecture from inspiring English sources

It's a common conjecture that's neither entirely true nor entirely false, but a survey released yesterday by the anti-childhood hunger organization Share Our Strength gives us reason to believe that low- and middle-income Americans are cooking more than many of us thought.

A common conjecture about the three series of doctrinal essays is that they represent three separate redactions of a shared oral teaching (Graham, 1985).

We disprove the common conjecture on incompatibility of min-max fairness and utility optimality by characterizing network classes in which both goals can be accomplished concurrently.

We show what these have in common, and conjecture how biology can still suggest answers and models for the next generation of computing problems.

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Not pretty to watch, but unless we personally know her, we do not know her, and media analysis is nothing more than bloated conjecture, common gossip, a showcase of vicious righteousness and expert arrogance.

The general version of this result, for arbitrary finite number of agents and allowing for mixed strategies, requires common knowledge of conjectures, i.e., of each player's probabilistic beliefs in the other's choices.

In common with earlier conjectures, the assumption seems that because the materials Wallace used to demonstrate his Coulter Principle were commonplace, his motivation for inventing and implementing it was commonplace.

Thus, British civil servants in charge of the investigation noted that "some external cause may (have) overwhelm ed) both man and machine," which inadvertently inspired a plethora of theories based upon mere conjecture by the common population.

However, even if a monoclonal antibody, which by definition expresses a single idiotope, binds to oligomers formed by distinct proteins, this does not support the conjecture that a common 'oligomer-specific' epitope exists.

These have been conjectured as being common, understudied bacterial symbionts of arthropods [ 39], but we can be confident that spotted fever group Rickettsia does not commonly exist at medium to high prevalence.