Sentence examples for conjecture from from inspiring English sources

The suggestion that there was an attack planned in Martin Place specifically, and that it to be a public beheading, is pure conjecture from media reports.

With Deborah Treisman September 29 , 2014Rebecca Curtis joins Deborah Treisman to read and discuss Leonard Michaels's "The Penultimate Conjecture," from a 1999 issue of the magazine.

As he prepares to make his 13th career start this weekend, his résumé invites conjecture from experts and daydreaming from fans.

Another approach to the Suita conjecture from [28] and its multidimensional version from [31] are also discussed.

So it is hard to conjecture from the shear-band patterns how many shear bands operate in a moment.

7 we present the recently settled (see [27]) one-dimensional Suita conjecture from [110] and closely related versions of the Ohsawa–Takegoshi theorem with optimal constant.

But, if the guesses came first, how could you tell the right conjectures from the wrong ones?

The last "Hamlet" variorum was published in 1877, and illuminates the text with a penumbra of conjectures from three centuries of poets, scholars, and madmen.

One prominent example of a collaborative database for predictions is TechCast [39], a collection of long-term conjectures from fictional and non-fictional literature since 1998.

This paper translates the terminology, questions, methods and conjectures from the kinematics terminology for one degree of freedom linkages to the terminology of Assur graphs as graphs with special properties in rigidity theory.

Changes of molecular conformation conjectured from peculiar charge state distribution in the electrospray mass spectra were confirmed by collision cross section values derived from ion mobilograms and supported by theoretical calculations.