Sentence examples for conjectures such as from inspiring English sources

In the margins of his copy of Arithmetica, Fermat wrote various remarks, proposing new solutions, corrections, and generalizations of Diophantus's methods as well as some conjectures such as Fermat's last theorem, which occupied mathematicians for generations to come.

Alongside taking bets on conjectures such as when Facebook will attract its billionth user and the chances of Nick Clegg being made David Cameron's new baby's godfather, the firm also has a book on what the LHC will discover this year.

Together, Wittgenstein's finitism and his criterion of algorithmic decidability shed considerable light on his highly controversial remarks about putatively meaningful conjectures such as FLT and GC.

Additionally, teachers were concerned with the difficulties that students might encounter while working to make conjectures, such as not using the full range of resources and operations that they had available to them.

However, conjectures such as these have not been systematically explored previously.

What they disagree about is the status of an ordinary mathematical conjecture, such as Goldbach's Conjecture.

Vast regions of reality are virtually unreachable by human conjecture, such as the state of creation before spacetime appeared, the actuality of superstrings, the dimensionless state of the quantum vacuum, the state of the wave function and its supposed collapse, the end of the universe, and the true nature of matter.

If, as conjectured, such particles are light enough, they ought to reveal themselves at the LHC.

Without an incontrovertible justification for an apoptotic response in yeast, it is also reasonable to conjecture that proteins such as Yca1p may have initially developed or co-evolved other vital non-death functions [14], [15].

Pointing to the difference between fact-stating and evaluative discourse may help to distinguish assertions from evaluations, but does not, again, help to distinguish assertion from other acts within the fact-stating family, such as conjectures and assumptions.

For years, it's been a reasonable conjecture that intelligence agencies such as the NSA and GCHQ were stockpiling zero-day exploits for use in the wars against cybercrime and global terrorism.