In essence the proof is the same.
The system in essence implements a proof layer for nonmonotonic rules on the Semantic Web.
The essence in the proof is the following lemma on an oscillatory integral, which is an extension of Proposition 2.2 in Huang Sogge [8].
The essence of scientific proof in human immunology employs a set of applicable and ethically acceptable rules.
In Vernor Vigne's 1981 sci-fi novella "True Names," Vinge introduced to popular culture the idea of "cyberimmortality" -- in this case, a person's death-proof essence uploaded to a computer network to live on in perpetuity.
"In essence, this is a proof of concept," she wrote.
In essence, he defined a proof to be any finite sequence of statements such that each statement in the sequence either is an axiom or follows from previous members by a valid rule of inference.
After Mr. Anderson's conviction, Leon Cannizzaro, the current district attorney, called Ms. Williams "the essence of our case," and proof that people should not be afraid to cooperate with the authorities.
I like to remember the events of that evening as proof that the essence of the old East Village — a parochial distaste for any whiff of privilege — was not completely extinct by the time I got there.
Our proof is in essence based on the mathematical induction; First, we show that the index t1 found at the first iteration is correct (t1 ∈ T) under (4) and then we show that tk+ 1is also correct (more accurately T k = {t1,t 2,...,t k } ∈ T then t k+1 ∈ TT k ) under (4).
