Sentence examples for supposed that a from inspiring English sources

Supposed that A and B are self-adjoint operators such that (A-Bin {varvec{S}}_1).

It's often supposed that a fashion designer is extravagant, flamboyant and extrovert.

On each landing a small hole had been drilled in the concrete, and he supposed that a water pipe would eventually run through it.

Brexit supposed that a US-led Anglosphere could maintain security of every kind – defence, of course, but also a sustainable environment, and the international rule of law.

Einstein supposed that a minimum amount of energy is required to liberate an electron from a surface only photons with energies greater than this minimum can induce electron emission.

It could equally be supposed that a lot of men are just bored with their wives, which might explain the sudden interest when Lucy and Relinda Vasquez came on the scene.

So Lloyd George, plausibly shaken — and, along with Balfour, curiously attached to the idea that Jewry in both Russia and the United States wielded disproportionate influence — supposed that a promise to support Jewish nationalism would reinforce American commitment and Russian resolve.

The Freundlich isotherm supposed that a multilayer adsorption occurs on a heterogeneous substrate.

It is supposed that a gateway cannot be a backup of any critical node.

It is supposed that a Block is connected with, at most, four blocks of the topology.

Frege supposed that a mathematical claim such as '2 is prime' should be formally represented as 'P(2)'.