Sentence examples for the conjectures of from inspiring English sources

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The convergence of the smoothed particle hydrodynamics method can be proved if one follows the conjectures of Di Lisio et al. [35].

Since the available evidence determines the conjectures of an inductive method, it follows that there is no guarantee that a method will settle on the true model of cognitive architecture.

For the small wave-number limit hk→0, we show the discontinuous Galerkin gives a higher order of accuracy than the standard Galerkin procedure, thereby confirming the conjectures of Hu and Atkins [J. Comput. Phys. 182 (20022002) 516].

However, grue-bleen speakers would agree that the aim of reliably settling on a correct generalization requires the natural projection rule rather than the gruesome one, even if they would want to express the conjectures of the natural rule in their grue-bleen language rather than the blue-green language that we have used so far.

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The U.S. mathematician E.T. Parker in 1958 disproved the conjecture of MacNeish.

FOR the past century mathematicians have struggled to prove the conjecture of a late-19th-century French polymath, Henri Poincaré.

Mrs. Vestal answered, 'Yes, and thee will get thee head shot off thy shoulders too.'" Ham comments, "Whether or not the spirit of prophecy was upon Mrs. Vestal, we leave to the conjecture of the reader".

In fact, it is closely related to the conjecture of Smale (see [11]).