Sentence examples for statement namely that from inspiring English sources

The findings in this study allow us to add a third statement, namely that the more specific the macromolecule the less alterations, even small ones, are permitted.

The first is to present an appropriate translation scheme in terms of which each ordinary mathematical statement S is taken as elliptical for a hypothetical statement, namely: that S would hold in a structure of the appropriate kind.

Step 1 We start by proving a weaker statement, namely that for any (varepsilon >0) there exists (delta _varepsilon >0) such that if K is a closed convex set with barycenter at 0, (|K|=|B|) and (mathcal {D} K <delta _varepsilon ), then K can be represented as in (3.12) for some Lipschitz function u with (Vert uVert _{L^infty (mathbb {S}^{n-1})}le varepsilon ).

Chambers began the 2003 season with a grandiose statement – namely that he would lower the 100 m record to 9.65 s.

The generalization of this statement, namely that the laws of special relativity hold to good approximation in freely falling (and non-rotating) reference frames, is known as the Einstein equivalence principle, a crucial guiding principle for generalizing special-relativistic physics to include gravity.

The usual caveats apply to this statement, namely that the hypothesis is not necessarily obeyed in the presence of noncentrosymmetric distortions resulting from the electronic or steric anisotropies discussed in section 8. Palenik et al. (128) examined a series of rare earth complexes, all with the same pentacoordinated ligand, but with varying numbers of coordinated nitrate and water groups.

Obviously such a summary must be seen within the context of the whole entry and will be subject to the normal problems of such summative statements, namely that they do not always do justice to the ideas so summarized.

By a simple use of Theorem A, authors also demonstrated the validity of the following statement, namely, Theorem B. Theorem 1. Assume that satisfies the following inequalities: (1.5).

"Namely, that man pursues woman".

Namely, that purpose trumps moral ambiguity.

We noted above that the second incompleteness theorem provides us with a case where the statement, namely, Con(T), leads to a jump in the interpretability hierarchy while its negation does not.