Sentence examples for from axiom from inspiring English sources
Such a drive from Axiom is currently selling online for $7,426 to $9,125.
Also, Mr. Carter has increasingly found ways to compose with bracing economy, as five shorter solo and chamber pieces played by musicians from Axiom — like "Au Quai" (2002), for bassoon and viola (Justin Brown and Nadia Sirota) — demonstrated in the first half of the program.
Wall-E, indeed, is being set up to become the saviour of humanity, which comes about when this lonely Adam is introduced to his new Eve (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator), a robot sent to Earth from Axiom to see if a return of so-called civilisation is possible down here.
Choosing highlights among the remaining performances is a challenge for the best possible reason: from Axiom playing more Feldman on Thursday through concerts by Tyondai Braxton (March 7), Les Arts Florissants (March 11-12), Jordi Savall (March 14) and Heiner Goebbels (March 18), each Tully Scope event is in fact a highlight.
Immediately, the following result holds from Axiom (A): (2.2).
On the other hand, by hypothesis, as, so it follows from Axiom (C') that.
Furthermore, the interconnected character of such a system, the derivability of statements from axioms, presupposes rules of inference.
Milankovitch's goal was to calculate the temperature at different points on the surface of Earth at different times of year from axioms, or first principles.
Tarski showed how to derive, from axioms and rules, certain statements that specify the conditions under which any sentence of a given formal language is true.
Le Roy was a disciple of Henri Poincaré, who had argued that scientific theories are neither mere summaries of data nor deduced from axioms but are creative constructions, products of human thought and ingenuity.
As will appear later (see below Axiomatization of PC), the question whether a sequence of formulas in an axiomatic system is a proof or not depends solely on which formulas are taken as axioms and on what the rules are for deriving theorems from axioms, and not at all on what the theorems or axioms mean.
