Sentence examples for multiple proofs from inspiring English sources

This exhaustive edition draws on the manuscript drafts for the published novel (itself more than 3,000 pages long), which are contained in 75 school notebooks and run to more than 7,000 pages (not to mention the typescripts and the multiple proofs).

After all, the geometer does not need to offer multiple proofs of his theorem.

FOVE is currently in the advanced prototyping stage, with multiple proofs of concept, and the startup is currently developing a manufacturable prototype.

In China, like in other parts of the world, traditional sonographers are against the spread of focused ultrasound, regardless of international guidelines and multiple proofs of clinical and economic efficiency [2, 8].

These efforts have produced multiple proofs in support of a key role of oxidative stress (OxS) in the onset and development of LOAD [ 4, 5].

Also, a network intrusion detection model was proposed and an alarm system combining multiple proof techniques was established to filter false alarms [15].

Compared with a three-axis accelerometer with multiple proof masses, a monolithic three-axis accelerometer is free from axis-alignment error and has advantages of smaller device size, better uniformity of the measurement signals in three sensing directions [7].

Strengths of our trial include the prospective measurement of multiple proof-of-concept and safety outcomes, and the inclusion of a nested qualitative study with clinical users.

Multiple proof-of-concept tests were conducted using 1 6 Kb insert PacBio-LITS libraries (Table  2; the detailed results are shown in Additional file 3: Table S1).

The combination of "normalized" taxa abundance data from multiple taxonomic groups proofed to be an easy and representative method for the three validation data sets from freshwater ecosystems.

Multiple codes, tamper-proof trigger mechanisms, and sensors protecting detonating explosives would stand in terrorists' way; Mello agrees it "doesn't seem to be the most plausible" scenario that the hard drives could aid terrorists in detonating a bomb.