Sentence examples for in postulate from inspiring English sources

What states and properties does it quantify over, and what regularities does in postulate?

A physical reason for this etching behavior is similar to the one discussed in postulate (2) and relates to the size of the etching agent.

Their success in postulating the design of such a member, "omega minus," & then finding it, makes the theory look promising.

Rejecting possible alternative explanations such as hypnotic suggestion or imitation and unwilling to follow Jung in postulating a group mind, Freud emphasized instead individual libidinal ties to the group's leader.

But given their oddity, it is far from clear that there is any greater philosophical virtue in postulating logically simple but essentially non-general properties than in postulating that there are objects that are not actual.

Although the imaging features of the metastatic lesions along with a history of prior nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma aid in postulating the diagnosis, histological verification is mandatory.

As there is no analogous mechanism in nucleate boiling, it is concluded that extreme caution should be exercised in postulating a general analogy between the two phenomena.

This is due to its high degree of specificity in postulating underlying mechanisms including efferent physiological and behavioral manifestations as well as to the possibility of linking the theoretical assumptions to underlying neural architectures and dynamic processes.

The methodological and metaphysical elements of logical atomism come together in postulating the theoretical, if not the practical, realizability of a fully analyzed language, in which all truths could in principle be expressed in a perspicuous manner.

The premise of their work was that Kepler was largely correct in postulating an optical image that gathers many rays into a coherent representation in the eye, focused on the retina by the crystalline lens.

The most serious drawback for Frankfurt's view, however, is that it is self-contradictory in postulating that, according to Descartes, we cannot make claims about what reality is like absolutely.