Sentence examples for reverse assertion from inspiring English sources

The reverse assertion follows from Theorem B and estimate (443).

Therefore, ψ(x) = aφ(x) + b for all x ∈ I. Since ψ is non-constant, it follows that a ≠ 0. The reverse assertion is straightforward.

However, in the present special cases, if we add some corresponding conditions, then the reverse assertion in Lemma 1b is also true.

Peugeot is undergoing a deep restructuring, with many job losses, and has tapped €7 billion in state guarantees.Fiat said that launching an IPO of Chrysler, in which it owns a 58.5% stake, would be impracticable before the end of the year, reversing its assertion that a flotation was on track for 2013.

The discovery comes a day after the operator, the Tokyo Electric Power Company, or Tepco, admitted that it had found cesium particles in groundwater flowing into the Fukushima Daiichi plant, reversing its earlier assertion that the water was uncontaminated.

The reverse of this latter assertion is still an open problem.

The reverse of the latter assertion is still an open problem.

any stable iteration procedure is almost stable; any summable almost stable procedure is almost stable, but the reverses of these assertions are not generally true; see Example 1 in [13].

But you can't reverse it, bring it to assertion.

I'd like to point out some facts that are not consistent with this assertion: a) For reverse edits, the most heavily edited codons (that do not fix stop codons) are those that cause large decreases in hydrophobicity (C>R and L>P).

And Vaughan Williams' own ideas of Englishness weren't orthodox: The Essay (Radio 3, Monday) was an archive recording of him talking about Bach, a lovely tirade against confused notions of "authenticity" in musical performance, in which he casually reversed received wisdom with the assertion, "We English are not literary or artistic, but we are musical".