Sentence examples for speculative proposal from inspiring English sources

Microsoft calls the government plan a "draconian" and "speculative" proposal that would bring "uncertainty and chaos".

Furthermore, a recent interesting, if speculative, proposal suggests that, when driven by an external source of energy, matter will rearrange itself to dissipate this energy most efficiently.

Reflecting at a post-match press conference on his team's extraordinary 34-32 victoverover South Africa in the opening round of the Rugby World Cup, Jones possessed the overexcited air of a man who has had a speculative proposal of marriage accepted.

The idea of using drug monitoring at sewage treatment plants (STPs) to assess collective drug consumption was presented as a speculative proposal by Daughton in 2001, and the methodologic approach was devised and implemented by our group using cocaine as a model drug in 2005 (Zuccato et al. 2005).

This would also address the speculative proposal that in any population of embryos, some are utilizing different pathways than others to reach correct asymmetry (thus explaining why the penetrance of any one type of inhibition is often incomplete at the level of the population, but very effective for some number of specific individuals).

"We then narrowed it down to seven people and asked them to submit speculative proposals, which gave us a sense of their methodology," Ms. De Salvo said.

These are speculative proposals.

There are also more speculative proposals to deal with the issue of probability in the MWI.

No. Instead, Chingos puts forward the oft-repeated but highly speculative policy proposals favored by Eric Hanushek and Bill Gates.

This is an as yet speculative and incomplete proposal made by James Hartle, of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Stephen Hawking, of Cambridge University.Though nobody is quite certain, it looks as though the Hartle-Hawking wave function may behave rather like Dr Page's model.

Although this is admittedly speculative, such a proposal calls for cortical investigations of partial-error detection.