Sentence examples for new postulates from inspiring English sources

A defender of the metalinguistic criterion, however, should simply deny that there are implicit ontological commitments.[10] As with the previous objection, we can enhance the theory by adding new predicates and new postulates involving the new predicates.

The average stress was derived from a new postulate that employs virtual work terminology.

In writing about the Higgs, which in accepted theory is responsible for imbuing matter with mass, Dennis Overbye details new theories postulating that the actual event of the first Higgs will essentially prevent us from being able to reproduce it, or that the almost recreated second Higgs somehow goes back just far enough to prevent itself — and cataclysm due to itself — from happening.

But the second interpretation is not, and this leads to the introduction of a new disjunction postulate (Disj).

The concept is not new; Paul Ehrlish postulated the magic bullet concept in the early 1900s, and it is still a highly appealing idea.

A new set of postulates for merging operators and the distinction (in terms of axioms they satisfy) between arbitration and majority operators were introduced by Konieczny and Pino Pérez (1998).

By contrast he cites the new world order postulated by American neoconservatives, and the ways reality has diverged from such a model.

I believe he intuited, earlier than anyone, that the pieties of the new world order, postulating a Western triumph and even the end of history, were largely empty.

Writers still wrote about the planet, and they still included aliens, but they were reduced by the new theory to postulating creatures like sentient tumbleweed or telepathic lichen beds.

In Einstein's time scientists went so far as to postulate new physical laws in order to explain the phenomenon of geomagnetism.

The qualitative tool of coding in grounded theory is a strong tool for generating codes for creating conceptual frameworks or for postulating new theory.