Sentence examples for mathematical hypothesis from inspiring English sources

It completed a deserved win for Charlton, for whom automatic promotion had seemed to be only a mathematical hypothesis before the start of play, albeit one leavened by the chance to inflect an early blow to the breadbasket against opponents they may still face again later this month in the play-offs.

In order to test the applicability of fuzzy logic for the mathematical hypothesis given in (1) and increase the performance of local sensing, we propose an FLD scheme for the final decision (presence or absence of a PU).

A newly developed mathematical hypothesis suggested that mechanical loading, when coupled with a chemotherapeutic drug such as CisPt and immune cells, would boost tumor cell death.

The current study investigated the aforementioned mathematical hypothesis by exposing human hepatocellular liver carcinoma (HepG2) cells to CisPt, peripheral blood mononuclear cells, and mechanical stress individually and in combination.

Furthermore, while the "target theory" turned out to be incorrect, the synthetic research program laid out a heuristic approach to future practice and set an extraordinarily high standard for the synthesis of experiment, theory, and mathematical hypothesis testing.

He held that Copernicus was not allowed to put forward theories as to how the planets really moved in the heavens, which belonged to the art astrophysics, while at the same time using mathematical hypotheses, which belonged to the art of mathematics.

The first kind contents itself with observing the heavenly phenomena and formulating mathematical hypotheses to explain them and make calculations and prognostics possible.

The course work was maths heavy and required her to use examples from economics, medicine, and biology to test mathematical hypotheses.

On the other hand, Pascal implicitly assumed that a negative experimental result would have disconfirmed the hypothesis that his experiment was designed to test because, by analogy with the claim that 'absurd' consequences disconfirm mathematical hypotheses, he failed to realize that scientific experiments test clusters of interconnected hypotheses rather than individual hypotheses.

The approaches most used here are: fuzzy logic models, Dempster Shafer's mathematical theory of evidence, Multiple Hypothesis Technique (MHT) or Bayesian inferences.

Plus, if the mathematical universe hypothesis is false, that means that the future of physics is ultimately doomed.