Sentence examples for proof preserved from inspiring English sources

In courtrooms, there is a kind of fiction that all that matters is the evidence: the words spoken and the bits of proof preserved in metal cans; the masks the intruders wore; the gasoline containers used to turn a house into an inferno; the fake gun carried by the intruders.

A summary of these quadratures of lunes, written by Eudemus of Rhodes (c. 335 bc), with elaborate proofs, has been preserved by Simplicius.

In the general case we also get a very simple proof that nuclearity is preserved under the deformation.

It was already shown by Fujigaki and Sato ([1982]), however, that the locally strategy proof MDP Procedure cannot preserve neutrality, since δ i ∀ i ∈ N, was concluded to be fixed, i.e., 1 / N to accomplish LSP, keeping the other conditions fulfilled.

Inclusion criteria were age more than 40 years, mono- or bilateral hip arthritis with X-ray proof of at least partially preserved joint space (Kellgren Lawrence stage 2 3 [10]), good or full joint mobility, and hip disease persisting for at least 3 months.

In particular we detail the fact that they preserve proofs in equational logic, as well as proofs in other logical systems like propositional logic with modus ponens or proofs using resolution rule.

The remarkable proof of this fact has been preserved by Aristotle.

It incites considerable public backlash (shortly after X-rays were developed, stores in London were selling X-ray-proof underwear to preserve genital privacy).

Smart keyboards start up and shut off instantly, are apparently crash-proof, save your work automatically and preserve your files when the batteries are removed.

Firestone said there was no proof of defects because the tire was not preserved.

Defenders question that accounting, and say that because the securities offer investors an inflation-proof way to diversify their portfolios, they should be preserved.