Sentence examples for to conjectures from inspiring English sources

Trends observed in the experimental results for some of the classes of graphs have led to conjectures for vertex width.

"Questioning Mozart's truthfulness to Constanze in this specific case in turn raises questions of his honesty towards her in general," Mr. Hoyt wrote in a scholarly paper, "and many biographies of the composer move directly from an account of the Berlin trip to conjectures about the fidelity of one or both spouses".

In some simple cases, the calculation may be done in greater generality without resorting to conjectures about mirror symmetry.

Because of the limitations that characterize man's fallen state, investigations into the realm of nature can only lead to conjectures, and not to firm and indubitable knowledge, which we neither deserve nor need.

In some settings of inquiry, notably those involving universal generalizations, a naively Popperian "conjectures-and-refutations" approach of hanging on to conjectures until the evidence falsifies them does yield a reliable inductive method.

Prior to his marriage in 1505, More reportedly lived in the Charterhouse, presumably in the guest lodgings, an association that has led to conjectures about his attraction to the monastic life, or at least to the priesthood.

But the rest is open to conjecture.

What the engraving signifies is open to conjecture.

Much is left to conjecture and the fun is in picking up the clues.

Whether they will don light blue again remains open to conjecture.

What a more mature sound for the Mary Chain means is open to conjecture.