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A stronger version makes an in principle claim about our human capacities and thus asserts that given our human cognitive limits we will never be able to bridge the gap.

Hardy's inequality thus asserts that the Cesáro matrix operator C, given by cn,k= 1/n, k ≤ n and 0 otherwise, is bounded on l p and has norm ≤ p/(p - 1).

Theorem 4.1 thus asserts that, if the tree-average distance function d on X and the network N are known, then the real parameters of the model (i.e., the weights and the probabilities) are identifiable in various cases.

The interviewed planners thus assert that they have direct contact with many citizens who express a commitment to strong standards of traffic safety for particularly vulnerable travelers such as children, bicyclists and pedestrians.

A version of underdetermination that might threaten realism would thus assert that our postulated complete global theory of the world will have empirically equivalent alternatives with no translation from one to the other being possible, i.e. that we cannot obtain one from the other by reconstruing the predicates of the theory.

Instead, each moment in a person's life ("event") is seen as a new actuality, thus asserting that continual change and transformation are fundamental, while static identities are far less important.

We may thus assert that the act clearly differs from a dangerous one such as leaving a child unattended on the street.

Thus one of the acousmata asserts that number is the wisest thing (Iamblichus, On the Pythagorean Life 82).

So when Gill asserts that "M.

Thus, for sententialists, (3) asserts that, "'Brutus killed Caesar' is true" means the same as 'Brutus killed Caesar'; while for propositionalists (4) asserts that 'the proposition that Brutus killed Caesar is true' means the same as 'Brutus killed Caesar'.

The fact asserts that implies.