Sentence examples for proof for which from inspiring English sources

The stomach-dropping video was proof for which no one had known they were waiting: that below the waves the rigs also walked.

The other proof he explained was the discovery that the square root of 2 cannot be written as a fraction, another proof for which the ancient Greeks were responsible.

We do not enter the details of the proof, for which we refer to [3], where the convergence to an EVI gradient flow is proven, with explicit error estimates.

It does not matter that my bitcoin are intangible because the public ledger contains all the necessary proof for which address owns how many bitcoins.

A proof net is a proof structure for which the abstract proof structure converts to a tensor tree — a rooted tree in the case of the intuitionistic systems, possibly an unrooted tree in the case of symmetric LG.

(The pre-sale estimate for the drawings is $750 to $1,000). There are also dozens of lots of single proofs, for which pre-sale estimates run from $100 upward.

In this way, open assumptions are considered to be placeholders for closed proofs, for which reason we may speak of a substitutional interpretation of open proofs.

It is a classically valid statement, but the proof Brouwer gave is by many considered to be no proof at all since it uses an assumption on the form of proofs for which no rigorous argument is provided.

It was not until Robert Koch's 1891 proofs, for which he was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1905, that microorganisms were confirmed as the cause of infectious disease.

Just as with Pyrrhonism in Sextus' interpretation, Jayarāśi seems to be a perpetual investigator: he discards all theories and propositions that are neither consistent nor proof-tight, for which there is also no compelling evidence.

But speed in the theater can be a curious thing, for proof of which consider this same playhouse's lightning-fast "King Lear" at the end of last year.