This model analysis quantitatively demonstrates that the yielding flow defects render hypothetical metallic glasses closer to their liquid structure.
Plato offers little in the way of detail on this score, but twice he alludes to a method of hypothesis, suggesting both in the Phaedo and Republic that hypotheses and their ultimately being rendered 'non-hypothetical' is part of the process by which one comes to know a Form.
The initial strongest hypothesis, i.e., the Theory of Forms, is then rendered non-hypothetical when, and only when, the philosopher has determined which of the many accounts of the general nature of Forms, e.g., immanent vs. transcendent realism, simple versus complex Forms, the nature of the Good and its relation to others forms, is best.
However, these relatively weak assumptions render the hypothetical networks unidentifiable using existing decomposition techniques (to the best of our knowledge), and so further constraints are currently needed to proceed.
The degree of assembly was assessed by rendering a (hypothetical) spherical particle and measuring the arc angle of the nascent Gag layer.
But Mr. Padilla's transfer from military custody to the civilian justice system rendered his legal claims, "at least for now, hypothetical," Justice Kennedy said in the explanatory opinion, which the two other justices signed.
In a hypothetical matchup between a Clinton who has been rendered completely unconscious and a fully sentient Trump, voters chose an inert Clinton over an ambulatory Trump by a margin of nine percentage points.
As rendered by the illustrator Hugh Ferriss in his 1929 classic of visionary architecture, "The Metropolis of Tomorrow," these "bridge apartment houses" remain among the most wonderfully outlandish of New York's hypothetical structures.
All of the training-camp hypotheticals posed to Sanchez — as in, could you handle ceding touchdown glory to Tebow after leading the offense 75 yards — have been rendered moot.
