Sentence examples for it was often supposed from inspiring English sources

In earlier research on quantum gravity it was often supposed that if there was at least one quantum field in the world together with the gravitational field, then given the universal coupling of the gravitational field, it must follow that the quantization of the one field somehow infects the gravitational field, implying that it must necessarily have quantum properties too.

In the middle part of the 20th Century, it was often supposed that organisms and their cells are sleekly functional (Fig. 2A).

It's often supposed that a fashion designer is extravagant, flamboyant and extrovert.

GK Chesterton gets quoted more than he gets read these days, but he anticipated the present age: "It is often supposed that when people stop believing in God, they believe in nothing.

It is often supposed that his sense of movement was slower than that of his most admired predecessor, Beethoven, but Brahms was always able to vary the pace of his musical thought in a startling manner, often tightening and speeding it without a change of tempo.

It is often supposed, that facilities in Africa are not very efficient.

It is often supposed that the channel state information (CSI) is perfectly known at the receiver.

It is often supposed that truths can be undiscovered or that people can make mistakes about them.

It is often supposed that ({kappa _t}), ((t in E)) is complete in (mathfrak H), a rather mild restriction.

It is often supposed that, if a good takes a necessarily collective form (e.g. the collective good of possessing a common culture), the interest in that good can be understood only as the irreducible interest of a group.

It is often supposed that a gas's temperature can be reduced to the gas's average kinetic energy of the gas molecules, perhaps with a reference to Nagel's influential discussion of this example (1961, p. 343).