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There are various theories; Roger Penrose suggests that quantum mechanics plays a key role, while Susan Greenfield postulates that it is similar to the "wetness of water", a property that emerges from the actions of individual molecules.

Freud postulates that it is the realization that the beloved mother is castrated that prompts the little girl to turn her love toward her father.

Because the sauce is never heated, Mitchell postulates that it may have been an ideal vector for spreading fish tapeworm eggs around the empire.

Today neuroscience postulates that it is through this bond, that the child absorbs both the skills of self-regulation and relational regulation that will eventually become his own.

Since the theory postulates that it is the mean luminance of the surround that determines the detection threshold of the disk, this would explain why the blanking phenomenon was approximately equal for all three figures.

In particular, an interaction between HMGB1 and TLR2 or TLR4 postulates that it may mediate the proinflammatory actions of HMGB1.

Last, it postulates that structural diversity between epiplasmins would reflect various functions.

Modern chimps have a humanlike version of TRIM5α, so the researchers postulate that it may have mutated from its ancient form long after the two species split.

To do this they had analyzed random noise in the frequency domain and postulated that it contains all frequencies in its spectrum.

Put simply, no one has ever listened to British Sea Power's sublimely visceral, existentially astute indie rock, and postulated that it would be improved by the addition of massed tubas and trombones.

David Brooks's optimism ("Refuting the Cynics," column, Nov. 25) is well received, and although I'm sure that America is a better place than in the past, I postulate that it is still not good enough.