Sentence examples for was postulated by from inspiring English sources
The neutrino, thought to be massless since its existence was postulated by Wolfgang Pauli in 1930, had mass.
Half a century before the postwar era began, the connection between one kind of abundance and national character was postulated by Frederick Jackson Turner, who argued that America's democratic culture was shaped by the fact of the frontier, which promised land for all comers.
An intriguing, though not undisputed theory was postulated by Spencer in 2003 [21].
A more simplified linear process was postulated by Merrifield (1986) who includes the steps of invention, translation and commercialization.
Furthermore, a tentative pathway for the oxidative degradation of ACB was postulated by Gaussian calculation and GC MS analysis.
The Higgs particle was postulated by physicists in 1964 to explain how other sub-atomic particles have mass.
Our favorite is the "Rhubarb Tart Song," featured on John Cleese and Graham Chapman's pre-Monty Python sketch show, "At Last the 1948 Show," set to the tune of Sousa's "The Washington Post" and with the lyrics: The principles of modern philosophy Were postulated by Descartes.
The Obama administration has pushed back sharply against the theory of the "Ferguson effect", even when it has been postulated by FBI director James Comey, a member of Obama's administration.
The idea was based on the effect of stimulated emission of radiation by atoms, which had been postulated by Albert Einstein in 1917.
Fichte did not assert that this supreme principle was self-evident but rather that it had to be postulated by pure thought.
A period of a Yāzgulāmī-Shughnī common language (protolanguage) has been postulated by some scholars, after which it separated first into Yāzgulāmī and Common Shughnī; and then Common Shughnī gradually divided into Sarīkolī, Oroshorī-Bartangī, Roshānī-Khufī, and Bajuvī-Shughnī.
