Sentence examples for postulates in the from inspiring English sources

We then conduct a comprehensive study of the status of these postulates in the context of the various combinations of attack relations and extension semantics.

This section briefly outlines Kant's view of the highest good and his argument for these practical postulates in the Critique of Practical Reason and other works.

Notice that the role played by the postulate (U2) is rather different from the role played by the Preservation or Open Preservation postulates in the AGM theory and other standard versions of belief revision.

While it may be very difficult, or even impossible, to reconcile Bohm's theory with relativity, as is not difficult to see from the above discussion, the type of non-locality that the minimal Bohm theory postulates in the EPR/B experiment does not seem more radical than the non-locality postulated by the orthodox interpretation and the GRW/Pearle collapse models.

Substantial international efforts were required to satisfy the postulates in the case of SARS (7).

The robots postulated in the chapter do not ensure a sense of security.

For of course he has no more idea than you or I of what physics will postulate in the future.

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

Such a through-flux has earlier been postulated in the literature, but with unrealistic mechanistic justification.

Such 'autoreceptors' have been demonstrated (or postulated) in the case of noradrenaline, dopamine, serotonin, acetylcholine and γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) neurones11,12 but have never been demonstrated for histamine.

This mechanism involves non-axial stalk expansion, in contrast to the axially symmetric evolution postulated in the classical mechanism.