Sentence examples for hidden proof from inspiring English sources

People on the left, no less than extreme right-wingers, are quick to suspect conspiracies, and tend to look for hidden proof, preferably in obscure documents, that would unmask the conspirators and make the powerful look foolish.

He is suing the company, alleging wrongful termination and emotional distress, and accusing it of a "culture of hypocrisy and deceit" and of hiding proof of safety defects from regulators and the public.

For example, a lack of attendance records for Stratford's grammar school is taken as suggesting that they may have been destroyed to hide proof that Shakespeare did not attend.

Cheney claims Obama is hiding proof that waterboarding and other disgraceful interrogation techniques were "enormously valuable in terms of saving lives and preventing another mass-casualty attack on the U.S". "Mr. Cheney claims that the waterboarding saved thousands of lives.

The information they have released covers areas where our governments are defying the will of their own citizens, and hiding the proof from them.

He did not write down the constant, but the calculation of the constant was hidden inside his proof.

The equality (gamma _{i,j}^{text {DL}^{ast }}(q) = gamma _{i,j}^{text {UL}^{ast }}(q)) is hidden in the proof of Lemma 1.

Between Llanes and Gijón the coast becomes more rugged, with the Picos only 20km to your left; have a drink and a stroll in picturesque San Vicente de la Barquera, or stop for a swim at one of the many beaches hidden in wind-proof coves.

The resulting realization respects Skolem's idea that negative occurrences of existential quantifiers (here over proofs hidden in the modality of provability) are realized by free variables whereas positive occurrences are realized by functions of those variables.

The program operates largely as a black box, that is, the inner working details are hidden from the user; proofs are conducted by rewriting terms that posses recursive definitions, ultimately reducing the conclusion's statement to the T predicate.

This proof preys on an interesting mathematical no-no, hidden within the algebra of the proof: Division by zero.