Sentence examples for count as proofs from inspiring English sources

The proof of the four colour theorem gave rise to a debate about the question to what extent computer-assisted proofs count as proofs in the true sense of the word.

Similarly we will be given a rigorous specification of which arrangements of well-formed formulae count as proofs in a given system, and of what theorem they prove in each case.

Bit by bit, Goodman and Quine define their way up to which concrete inscriptions count as correctly formed sentences of the language of set theory, and finally which concrete inscriptions count as proofs and theorems.

If that doesn't count as proof beyond a reasonable doubt, it is hard to imagine what would.

Australians have birthright citizenship, but, for people born on or after 20 August 1986, birth certificates don't count as proof of citizenship.

Another volunteer shouted a question: "If somebody pays a bill and gets an e-mail showing the address, does that count as proof of residency?" Rubino nodded.

In Vietnam the Army inflated the enemy body count as proof of progress; in Iraq, Gooding's commander juggles our own body count to ensure that the 2,000th American casualty is heroic enough to show the fight's importance.

Lauer was clear that the lack of definitive prevalence data should not count as proof against the existence of a real problem.

The distinction between broad hegemonic and narrower institutional definitions of marriage raise questions of what should count as proof of deinstitutionalization.

They do not say the pileated case is airtight, but argue that the images can not be counted as proof of an ivory bill.

For Clarke Cooper, the executive director of Log Cabin Republicans, a group leading the fight for gay rights within the Republican Party, the mere presence of this volume counted as proof that the GOP is beginning to welcome gays into its fold.