Sentence examples for for this conjecture from inspiring English sources

Evidence for this conjecture is given for SO n, 1) over a number field.

The good performance of the correction procedure for the DTP data (acquired with a different scanner at much later times and also reconstructed differently) provides strong evidence for this conjecture.

The basis for this conjecture is the fact that the proportion of variation of average abnormal returns explained by the mood variable, as measured by the ratio of R2, does not show a declining trend over time.

Now there is no foundation whatever for this conjecture in any thing which we observe in the works of nature; no such experiments are going on at present: no such energy operates, as that which is here supposed, and which should be constantly pushing into existence new varieties of beings.

Support for this conjecture arises largely due to the famous 11th-century poem "First Rhapsody on the Red Cliffs", which equates the Huangzhou Hill with the battlefield location.

Some evidence for this conjecture comes from a CJA study by Evans et al [ 11].

Simulation suggests that the null distribution of T r is negatively skewed, but that for sufficiently large N and possibly certain conditions on r this distribution is asymptotically normal, independent of distribution function F. Rosenbaum ([2005]) proves that T r is asymptotically normal for r = 1 for any distribution function; proof of this conjecture for r > 1 remains an open problem.

There are considerable doubts concerning the validity of this conjecture for systems that go beyond implicational logic.

In particular, we give a geometric proof of this conjecture for spaces of graphs that have large girth and bounded vertex degree.

Besides providing a new proof of this conjecture for the full non-Abelian group action case, our methods lead to a generalization for compact Lie group actions on manifolds that are not symplectic; these manifolds carry an invariant almost complex structure and an abstract moment map.

And since they are behaviours rather than structures, and thus controlled by the brain, they may be part of the mating mind.There is, of course, a lot of evidence for the first part of this conjecture.