Sentence examples for instance to prove from inspiring English sources

For instance, to prove the veracity of "Hope springs eternal," consider that the New York Knicks are introducing on Wednesday a campaign to stimulate interest in the team for the 2010-11 season.

Israeli case law says that the Interior Ministry has to register citizens as they define themselves if they can show an official document supporting what they claim -- a marriage certificate from Cyprus, for instance, to prove they are married.

This representation as a (sup ) allows to prove semicontinuity of the slope.4 It is also possible (see [2], for instance) to prove that the slope is an upper gradient.

For instance, to prove that α is entailed by Γ, NK constructs a step-by-step proof of α from Γ (assuming that one exists); in contrast, LK first constructs the sequent Γ → α which then attempts to prove valid by showing that it cannot be made false.

Given the profusion of such measures, it is useful, for instance, to prove bounds for special graph classes or to study interrelations among them.

"The federal criminal justice system is still in the terrible state of placing the burden of proof on the defendant in many instances to prove his innocence, as opposed to the prosecution proving his guilt," Smith said.

That we often derive sorrow from the sorrows of others, is a matter of fact too obvious to require any instances to prove it; for this sentiment, like all the other original passions of human nature, is by no means confined to the virtuous or the humane, though they perhaps may feel it with the most exquisite sensibility.

To prove that CHORDAL- ( k,ℓ )-SP is NP-complete for k+ℓ≥ 3, k,ℓ positive integers, we proved first that (2,1) TRIANGULATING COLORED GRAPHS ((2,1) TCG) is NP-complete showing that the instance used to prove that the problem of Triangulating Colored Graphs (TCG) is NP-complete [19] is also a (2,1 -graph.

Studies of lung cancer screening, for instance, have failed to prove that it prolongs life.

But then again Taiwan's law is such that not much is needed; there is, for instance, no requirement to prove a link between alleged dumping and injury.

We believe that such a number of obtained results and analyzed instances is enough to prove consistency of the proposed optimization concept.