Sentence examples for series of conjectures from inspiring English sources

With funding from the Marshall Institute, Seitz's cousin Russell Seitz, a physicist at Harvard's Center for International Affairs, published an essay in The National Interest, in the fall of 1986, dismissing the nuclear-winter paper as nothing but "a long series of conjectures" and declaring nuclear winter dead: "Cause of death: notorious lack of scientific integrity".

By numerical computations, we will present a series of conjectures.

With these characterizations, we confirm a series of conjectures posed by Offer Shai, and offer techniques and algorithms to be exploited further in future work.

For example, Murthy and Ashbacher [2] proposed a series of conjectures related to Fibonacci numbers and the Smarandache-Pascal derived sequence, one of them is as follows.

For example, Murthy and Ashbacher [2] proposed a series of conjectures related to Fibonacci numbers and its Smarandache-Pascal derived sequence; three of them are as follows.

In the above discussion, we presented a series of conjectures about the potential of tasks designed at each of these three levels to support different interdisciplinary learning objectives.

In his review of my book "Joseph McCarthy: Reexamining the Life and Legacy of America's Most Hated Senator" (Dec. 12), Alonzo L. Hamby makes a series of false conjectures about my political views, based on his misreading.

In general, scientific advance is seen in a Popperian view (see e.g. ref. 353 357) as an iterative series of 'conjectures' and 'refutations' by which the search for scientific truth is 'narrowed' by finding what is not true (may be falsified) via predictions based on hypothetico-deductive reasoning and their anticipated and experimental outcomes.

We conjectured that a series of unknown signal transduction factors mediate this pathway, which remain to be investigated.

But it consists of conjectures of varying plausibility, not proof.

These efforts culminated in the two volumes and 1,200 pages of Conjectures of Order.