Sentence examples for conjecture made from inspiring English sources

His conjecture, made in 1904, was that in this four-dimensional world, all closed three-dimensional surfaces that are simply connected could be transformed to look like a three-dimensional sphere.

Combining the Randall and Sundrum theory with a conjecture made a couple of years ago by a young Argentinian physicist, Dr. Juan Maldacena, yields the latest big idea: the physics governing the particles stuck to this brane might be a kind of shadow of a more fundamental physics prevailing in the surrounding megaverse.

The latter result also partially answers a conjecture made by I. Csiszár 35 years ago [I.

In this paper, we show that IMCs are not closed under conjunction, which gives a formal proof of a conjecture made in several recent works.

(Douady and Hubbard [54] proved the connectivity of the classical Mandelbrot set M 1. Their conjecture, made in 1982, that M 1 is locally connected, remains open).

Other examples not documented in this article for the sake of brevity confirm the validity of the conjecture made on the mutual relationship between the stiffness matrix of the truss structure and adjoint matrix elements.

I didn't know what was happening in New Orleans in general the news was riddled with rumor and conjecture, making it impossible to get the straight story.

One of the conjectures made by Reich in [25, 26] asked whether or not the range of T can be relaxed.

This result applies to both SM and STBC with unitary precoding and confirms some conjectures made about antenna subset selection with linear receivers.

For example, he seemed to have some hesitation about whether arguments from analogy should be construed as inductions (arguments from a sample of the properties of things to a population of the properties of things) or abductions (conjectures made on the basis of sufficient similarity, which notion might not easily be analyzed in terms of sets of properties).

This includes a section that outlines the basic underlying models and support for the conjectures made.