This one-off hour of cable channel-standard conjecture is quite beneath the BBC, but still it flounders on with "maybes" and "what ifs" regardless.
The work builds on Amálio's rigorous template-based approach to formalisation, which formally expresses the intended semantics of both the diagram notation and modelled system, along with standard correctness conjectures and, in many cases, proof of these conjectures.
The 10-parts-per-billion standard was "based on conjecture, not science," Mr. Robinson said.
A number of references, including Gauss' proof of the densest lattice, Thue's paper and Hales' book on the Kepler conjecture, use the standard definitions from mathematics, rather than physics.
It was conjectured that the standard of care improved with time, therefore resulting in improved RFS and OS in E1690.
To meet this standard, students are asked to 'make conjectures and build a logical progression of statements to explore the truth of their conjectures' (National Governors Association Center for Best Practices and Council of Chief State School Officers, 2010, p. 6).
The proliferation and diversity of trials, with varying interpretations of the standard of care, has led to endless conjecture on the best treatment, and much discussion of the route by which the 'latest' regimen to be tested has evolved.
In diametrical opposition to standard predictions, the theory of lead markets conjectures potential competitiveness gains from environmental regulation.
Nevertheless, in part based on Gibson's original conjectures, aftereffects have become the standard method for measuring visual adaptation.
Averill 1992, 2005, for example, presents some interesting arguments, which are based on plausible conjectures about how normal observers and standard conditions might easily enough change, with consequent metameric change.
