Sentence examples for have a conjecture from inspiring English sources

AL: We have a conjecture that there are certain components of the brain that are responsible for trading, and we want to see whether or not we're right.

Nature brings us together – but will it keep us so? "We have a conjecture we have each other's backs / we made a promise but one day we'll fall apart" is the sad conclusion.

Inspired also by [10], we have a conjecture that bi-orthonormal modulation is UMP.

In [16], Chen and Chen have a conjecture that the condition (a_{2}b_{1}geq a_{1}r_{2}) is not needed to ensure the global stability of the unique interior equilibrium.

The former approach assumes that firms have a "conjecture" as to how the other firms will react to their own choice of output and base their decision on this belief.

Note that unless having a conjecture about the values of θ and σ, we tend to use a two-sided test.

This project has been produced a number of results, e.g., we have verified a conjecture of Mandelbrot that the Hausdorff dimension of the outer boundary of planar Brownian motion is 4/3.

The teacher also does not usually expect students to have a proof for their conjecture or an explanation detailing how they arrived at their conjecture.

If determinism is false, and free actions are contingent [i.e. accidental and truly free], then there can be no infallible knowledge of future free actions, since as long as they are future there is no necessity about their happening, and any prediction of them must have an element of conjecture.

But how come anyone can have a power to justify the conjecture of such capacity and determine what kind of financing choices people ought to make in a free society?

As for burning witches, "it is putting a very high price on one's conjectures to have a man roasted alive because of them".