Sentence examples for conjecture no from inspiring English sources

But the constant conjecture, no matter how idle or fanciful, touches on one of the stranger realities of John Paul's astonishingly durable reign.

But for all the conjecture, no one has the proof or right to revoke his Olympic gold nor any of the numerous other medals in European, Commonwealth and World competition.

At the time, this seemed implausible, so Wang conjectured no such set could exist.

Of Grade's decision, La Rivière conjectures, "No one knows what was running through [his] mind... but given the ease with which the 'Unwinese' element could have been removed the series, it seems probable that he simply didn't like a lot of what he was seeing".

Only forty-four medals have been awarded in nearly seventy years — including three for work closely related to the Poincaré conjecture — and no mathematician has ever refused the prize.

The rhythmic properties of plainchant have largely remained a matter of conjecture, for no systematic discussion of plainchant rhythm survives, and the notation used was noncommittal with respect to rhythm.

The choice between monogenesis and polygenesis remains squarely at the level of scientific conjecture and no one can determine a priori which hypothesis to rule out.

Since in our case, however, the eigenvalues of Equation 6 are the union of the eigenvalues of the Equations 10a and 10b, we conjecture that no other stable regions exist in parameter space than the one shown in Figure 2.

To be a realist, he therefore suggests, involves demanding support for any theory, including implausible conjectures having no independent empirical support, conjectures which are inconsistent with data and well-confirmed laws.

The Ramsey theorist conjectures that no matter how haphazard the scattering appears, certain patterns and configurations of points must emerge.

It is observed by Schrag and Crawford (1996) that experiments failed to identify any instance of 3-SAT over nine propositional variables having a prime implicate of length 7 or greater, and it is conjectured that no such instances are possible.