Sentence examples for it postulates from inspiring English sources

At its core, it postulates a new institutional foundation for the development of innovations.

A scientific theory is not constituted only by its mathematical formalism, but also by the ontology it postulates, the way it depicts the physical realm and the way it accounts for our experience.

One of the book's cartoons is typical: it postulates the existence of a seasonal disorder known as Spring Guilt.

It postulates that laws of physics are invariant under rotation and remain the same in a moving reference frame.

It postulates that new architecture can be made as a continuation and extension of normative urban structure and building typologies.

It postulates that there is a 'trivalent' approach to landscape architectural practice which optimises values across all three areas.

It postulates a thin flame front which is wrinkled by turbulence but locally spreads like a laminar flame.

Of all genres, science fiction is the one most woven from other texts – necessarily so, as the future it postulates exists only in words and ideas.

It postulates (in short) that since we as a species developed for 2M years, we are predisposed to eat foods that were avail for that period of time.

Artie says the movie is a new experience and a "breakthrough in that it postulates revulsion as a legitimate form of art".

Why don't you continue to write the way you were taught?" The fact that you don't, it postulates, is the reason graphology exists.