Sentence examples for postulate in from inspiring English sources

Finally, given that this work rests upon the chunking through averaging postulate, in the next section we will argue that the postulated mechanism is not only plausible, but also empirically testable.

It leads him to develop an Anti-Dust Postulate, in which the asteroid landed in the seas, thereby destroying the dinosaurs by tidal waves rather than by dust.

In 1766 Johann Heinrich Lambert of the Berlin Academy composed Die Theorie der Parallellinien ("The Theory of Parallel Lines"; published 1786), a penetrating study of the fifth postulate in Euclidean geometry.

According to classical physics, such a system would be unstable, and Bohr felt compelled to postulate, in a substantive trilogy of articles published in The Philosophical Magazine in 1913, that electrons could only occupy particular orbits determined by the quantum of action and that electromagnetic radiation from an atom occurred only when an electron jumped to a lower-energy orbit.

Hope in the immortality of the soul is also a fundamental postulate in Cardano's moral philosophy.

A commonly invoked postulate in fuel cell modeling involves solving for a two-dimensional (2D) instead of a three-dimensional geometry (3D).

We postulate an in-rotation skills curriculum is feasible and minimizes time away from clinical experiences.

It postulates (in short) that since we as a species developed for 2M years, we are predisposed to eat foods that were avail for that period of time.

It also touches on the history of this young field, noting a prescient paper by the physicist Richard P. Feynman, who postulated in 1982 that quantum computing might be possible.

The most famous such problem, Fermat's last theorem, was postulated in the 17th century.

The strong force has been a major concern in physics research since its existence was first postulated in the 1930s.