The phrase "postulate on" is not a correct and usable phrase.
Instead, you would use the phrase "postulate about" or "postulate concerning," depending on the context. For example, "I would like to postulate concerning the impact of the recent recession on the job market."
(Gates) 'THE RECEIPT' A lost bar receipt provides a one-way ticket to bedlam in a clever and diverting show that mirrors the idiosyncrasies of modern life as two young archeologists study "lost" city and postulate on one day in the life of one of its inhabitants (1 15).
Thus, one can postulate on the existence of as yet unidentified protease(s) capable of cleaving and inactivating DCN [ 94, 95].
They then postulate on the life of one citizen named Wiley who finds the paper receipt on the sidewalk and decides, to his ultimate undoing, to trace the person who lost it.
We are specifically interested in determining the appropriate Markov chain orders which postulate on how many previous actions future ones depend on.
While pundits and politicians postulate on the reasons for the power failure, one answer is clear: an ideology of neoliberalism foisted on India by the World Bank and IMF was partly to blame for the blackout.
Crichton continued to postulate on the effects of scientific advancements in works of science fiction such as (2002), about nanotechnology; (2005), in which he returned to the blurry ethical boundaries of genetic engineering; and the 2005 thriller, his polemical take on global warming.
In our earlier paper [9], we improved Theorem A by relaxing the conditions postulated on Ω.
It is commonly postulated that ON is caused by reduced blood flow to the bone (Assouline-Dayan et al. 2002).
A first duplication was postulated on the basal branch of all Violaceae except Rinorea, meaning that one paralog would have been lost in Viola and Allexis but retained in Cubelium, Hybanthus, Anchietea and Corynostylis.
He has postulated on ladders leaning against houses, how squirrels can swim and how "Duh" is the most useful three-letter word in the English language.
Half a century before this, Scandinavian archaeologists had created a revolution in antiquarian thought by postulating, on archaeological grounds, successive technological stages in man's past.
