Sentence examples for simple postulate from inspiring English sources
But it soon turns out that more is at stake than that simple postulate.
In order to model the compressibility of granular soils, we examine a simple postulate of dividing the voids in a granular soil into active and inactive fractions.
The material behaviour here is modelled using a constitutive equation based on fractional derivative operators and considering the temperature dependence of the material under the thermorheologically simple postulate.
A simple postulate then is that the VFI would have remained at about 1.5 throughout the 20th century had no progress been made in disaster and risk reduction strategies.
(Significantly, this distraction is eliminated entirely in the 1796/99 Wissenschaftslehre nova methodo, which begins with the simple "postulate" or "summons" to the reader: "think the I, and observe what is involved in doing this").
In particular, it can always be determined whether or not at stage n the creative subject has a proof of a particular mathematical proposition p. While the theory of the creative subject remains controversial, its purely mathematical consequences can be obtained by a simple postulate which is entirely free of subjective and temporal elements.
J. C. Maxwell made a major advance by deriving from some simple postulates a law for the distribution of velocities of the molecules of a gas when it was in equilibrium.
As the two Ets-1 sites overlap the Sp1 site, it appears to be rather simple to postulate 1) that the opposite effects of those two factors are due to their interference on the promoter, and 2) Ets-1 effects are stronger probably because there are two Ets-1 sites compared to one Sp1 site in the MAGE-A1 promoter.
A simple model postulates that a morphogen activates target genes by directly activating a latent transcriptional activator (Driever et al., 1989).
August professors, in amused response to his seemingly simple-minded questions, would postulate ad nauseam while he dusted their diplomas.
Einstein began by postulating simple proportionality relations for the different reaction rates involved.
