Sentence examples for prove a conclusion from inspiring English sources

Firstly, let us prove a conclusion which will be used in the proof of Theorem 3.2.

On his view, to prove a conclusion that is at odds with one dictated by reason itself, like Descartes', one has to establish impossibility experimentally which cannot, of course, be done.

The sources of variation in mathematics are: (1) the "cognitive style," (2) the "framework of associations, relationships, uses, analogies, and metaphysical implications attributed to mathematics," (3) "the meanings attached to computations and symbolic manipulations," and (4) "the type of reasoning which is held to prove a conclusion" (Bloor 1976, 110).

Nor is it regarded as proving a conclusion; the Mohists develop no conception of deductive proof.

For the Japanese business world, it could prove a damaging conclusion to a scandal that had come to be seen as a test of just how far the country would go to police white-collar crime at Olympus, a maker of cameras and medical endoscopes.

The main purpose of this paper is using the elementary method and the properties of the second-order linear recurrence sequence to study these problems and to prove a generalized conclusion.

The argument at the end of Book 1 proceeds by attempting to prove an interim conclusion that is unnecessarily strong, namely that the just person is happy, whereas the unjust person is wretched.

The development of the sciences of the Koran — the methodological tools fashioned and wielded by the ulema and the history of Koranic commentary — prove such a conclusion baseless.

While we cannot rule out the possibility that either could be the case, it is practically impossible to prove such a conclusion.

Although many Russians have soured slightly on the war in Chechnya as fighting drags on, Mr. Putin's victory in the presidential election in March proved a foregone conclusion.

Note that, in [12], Dai and Liao proved a nice conclusion for the spectral gradient method.