It was shown as early as 1890 that any map can be coloured with five colours, but it was not until 1976 that Kenneth Appel and Wolfgang Haaken, at the University of Illinois, finally showed that the four-colour conjecture was correct.
A phone conversation with Paul Begala, a veteran Democratic strategist who is now raising funds and consulting for Priorities USA Action, the main super PAC supporting Obama, confirmed that Levin's conjecture was correct.
If, however, my conjecture is correct and consideration of the demandingness of morality arose and gained currency in the context of discussions of the merits and demerits of utilitarianism, then this dismissive response is shortsighted.
Assume that the Gap Conjecture is correct for residually finite groups and for simple groups.
Of course, even if this conjecture is correct, the real question is how TLR performs in comparison to SUV and SUR regarding its prognostic value.
Thus we can conclude that for implicational logic (and, in fact, for implication-conjunction logic), Prawitz's completeness conjecture is correct, i.e., conjunction-implication logic is complete with respect to validity-based semantics.
If our conjecture is correct, impaired self-other differentiation might manifest as an early feature, possibly even presymptomatically.
If the conjecture were correct, we would expect that estimates based on these adult samples should converge on true Ne as AL approaches the generation length (Gen) (Table S1 lists AL, Gen, and other life history information for each model species).
If these conjectures are correct, it follows that the first forms of life emerged as self-contained molecular systems, rather than as macromolecules that somehow incorporated the basic properties associated with the living state.
If these conjectures are correct, why did such a system evolve?
von Ihering's conjecture was proved correct by a female cuckoo, collected the following year, that contained a fully shelled egg in the oviduct that matched von Ihering's description (Naumburg 1930; see also Friedmann 1964).
