Sentence examples for impossible assumption from inspiring English sources

Kolmogorov said that "As soon as ¬a is solved, then the solution of a is impossible and the problem a → b is without content" (Kolmogorov 1932, 62)/(Mancosu 1998, 331), and proposed that "The proof that a problem is without content [owing to an impossible assumption] will always be considered as its solution" (Kolmogorov 1932, 59)/(Mancosu 1998, 329).

On the big screen, weddings were canceled and relationships sputtered and seasons blossomed and died and blossomed again, as women teetered on impossible shoes and even more impossible assumptions about love and perfect futures.

Out in the audience, before and after, we swapped stories about lives that weren't quite as Technicolor or cinematic — an adopted daughter going to grade school; children graduating from college; a new house; a mother who'd moved closer; friends who hadn't lived to grow old with us; our own impossible assumptions about life.

which is impossible under assumption (2.32).

This process is impossible if no assumption about the sources can be made.

We show that in the model we use, a transformer based on such an approach is impossible without the assumption of an unbounded memory agent.

This is impossible as the assumption is that (R_{k} ) is the minimal set in B! Therefore, (R_{k} in ~R_{mathrm{min}} ne varnothing ).

The simplest population-genetic models assume random mating, non-overlapping generations, infinite population size, perfect Mendelian segregation, frequency-independent genotype fitnesses, and the absence of stochastic effects; it is very unlikely (and in the case of the infinite population assumption, impossible) that any of these assumptions hold true of any actual biological population.

Popular myth at the time thought such a feat was "impossible" -- an assumption most likely bolstered by the lack of athletic progress at the time, given WWII.

This may sound somewhat unlikely but this is not impossible under the assumption that a number of ancient agamid lineages radiated, dispersed locally in Asia, and became extinct.

Actually, this assertion seems impossible under their assumptions imposed on { λ n, i } i = 1 N.