Sentence examples for the same hypotheses from inspiring English sources

Dr. Schnitzer's experiments "are going to be very insightful," said Dr. Phillips, who is testing many of the same hypotheses.

The German physicist Ludwig Prandtl, commonly regarded as the father of modern aerodynamics, arrived independently at the same hypotheses as Lanchester and developed the mathematical treatment.

This model is compared to GISTEL, which is another model governed by the same hypotheses as SICIC but differing by the invariability of its parameters in time.

(The rapper BoB is a believer). But, because Flat Earth has been a YouTube phenomenon, the same hypotheses tend to appear everywhere: that the Earth is flat and round, like a pancake.

This article presents an alternative method, combining knowledge in social science and natural determinisms to build contrasting socio-hydrological scenarios that do not share the same hypotheses regarding their respective key issues.

Theorem 13 Consider the same hypotheses of Theorem  11, together with condition (P).

Objectivity refers to the idea that independent researchers can independently seek to test the same hypothesis and, if the hypothesized causal processes are indeed going on, they should come up with the same results if they use the same methods.

Again supporting the same hypothesis, the mole fractions of at least some of the suspected soot precursor hydrocarbons decreased with increasing temperature.

In addition, an existing prediction method is modified here based on the same hypothesis, and the modified results agreed well with the experimental results.

In addition, under the same hypothesis, we show that dynamical comparison implies almost finiteness, which was shown by Kerr to imply that the crossed product is Z-stable.

Based on the same hypothesis, this study also derived formulations for calculating the power spectra and correlation coefficient functions of wind turbulence relative to moving vehicles.