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As a consequence, the aspect of understanding that corresponds to a rationalist meaning may turn out to be more heterogeneous and less stable than the shared, causally efficacious 'templates' postulated by the empiricist.

Its theoretical basis was postulated by Albert Einstein.

This was postulated by Einstein as stimulated emission2 (Fig. 16).

Longfield rejected the belief (postulated by Ricardo and Thomas Malthus) that wages would remain stuck at a subsistence level.

This suggests the formation of agglomerates by the three step agglomeration process postulated by other authors.

Memristor is firstly postulated by Leon Chua and realized by Hewlett Packard (HP) laboratory.

By 'materialism' I mean the theory that there is nothing in the world over and above those entities which are postulated by physics (or, or course, those entities which will be postulated by future and more adequate physical theories).

Especially when the reason for Brexit postulated by so many was to allow parliament to "take back control".

But so too would the various capacities postulated by Tomasello.

This powerful "master algorithm" is at the heart of work postulated by Pedro Domingos, author of The Master Algorithm: How the Quest for the Ultimate Learning Machine Will Remake Our World.

The value of ε f (1.973 ± 0.343 %) was smaller than that postulated by the manufacturer (3 %).