Sentence examples for equivalent to asserting from inspiring English sources

The fundamental theorem was therefore equivalent to asserting that a polynomial may be decomposed into linear and quadratic factors.

The Italian researchers Christopher Clavius in 1574 and Giordano Vitale in 1680 showed that the postulate is equivalent to asserting that the line equidistant from a straight line is a straight line.

This statement is equivalent to asserting a constant chemical potential everywhere in the system.

In a probabilistic theory the limiting cases of a probability equal to 1 or 0 are equivalent to asserting that the corresponding proposition (e.g., "the system has property $P$") is, respectively, true or false.

This is equivalent to assert that our scoring system is able to put at the top of the ranking those genes which are functionally more related to the NSHL genes and thus, more likely, potentially to cause the disease when mutated.

So, although it was one of Frege's goals to avoid appeals to the faculty of intuition, there is a real question as to whether his system, which involves an inference rule equivalent to a principle asserting the existence of a wide range of concepts, really is limited in its scope to purely logical laws of an analytic nature.

Early in his career, Roland Barthes trotted out a vast semiological edifice in order to deride whatever he considered "bourgeois" (the equivalent of "thumbs down") and to assert primacy over literary creators he couldn't rival.

Note the last row of the table — when Frege wants to assert that two conditions are materially equivalent, he uses the identity sign, since this says that they denote the same truth-value.

It's also questionable to assert that working on Wall Street and serving the poor should be seen as morally equivalent.

In 2007, Chen won the Asian equivalent of the Nobel prize, awarded by the Manila-based Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation, whicitedted his "irrepressible passion for justice in leading ordinary Chinese citizens to assert their legitimate rights under the law".

To assert otherwise is simply incorrect".