Sentence examples for new suppositions from inspiring English sources

When Newton extended his theory regarding an inverse-square attractive force, which colligated facts of planetary motion and lunar motion, to the class of "tidal activity," he did not need to add any new suppositions to the theory in order to colligate correctly the facts about particular tides.

Singing the music of Hildegard of Bingen and her contemporaries (which Anonymous 4 spends a lot of time doing) is modern supposition, a building of new things from a scattering of old components.

Marsilius wondered whether young students would be able to understand this new meaning of simple supposition, since they would hardly know what concepts are.

But, because of his peculiar reading of the relation between universals and individuals, Wyclif derives from it an original conception of the signification and suppostion of concrete accidental terms, such as 'white', that inspired the new theories and divisions of supposition developed in Oxford between 14th and 15th centuries.

Moreover, that k-mer enrichment in the vicinity of exon boundaries is a successful method to identify new splicing motifs, supports the supposition that the codon trends that we observe reflect splice-related motifs (Lim et al. 2011).

I am very sorry that 10 years on nothing new has been presented, only invention, supposition, rumours.

If the following supposition were true there were the same number of RCTs in which both new and old intervention increased mortality then that supposition would indicate that the vast majority of RCTs were unable to show anything other than equivalence, or non-inferiority.

New material of Didazoon confirms the earlier supposition [ 16] that the five external openings, which evidently have a less complex anatomy than that of Vetulicola, are connected to the interior.

The Long History of Old Age edited by Pat Thane 320pp, Thames & Hudson, £25 At the heart of this sumptuous book lies a revelation that sets all our suppositions about old age in a new perspective.

After seeing the play, which recently ended its limited run on Broadway, Moisés Kaufman, the playwright and director, quoted Arthur Miller, who wrote in The New York Times in 2003, "Failures tend to examine their suppositions about life; the successful are more likely to celebrate themselves as good examples".

The latter are the framework-setting suppositions we apply in order to understand some new phenomenon.