Sentence examples for ways of proof from inspiring English sources

In a first step, w is transformed into (26) where we have chosen the projection F i as (27a) with (27b) Let us introduce (Sjöberg, 1984b) then (28) where is any generalized inverse of P i, which is a BQUNE of the VC (see Sjöberg, 1984b; Eshagh and Sjöberg, 2008 for two ways of proof).

What does he have by way of proof?

By way of proof, he pointed to Carla Joy Peterman, class of '99.

One goes so far as to attach a photo by way of proof.

He added no word by way of proof or admission to the evidence already before the jury.

Yet Chul Soo, who said he arrived in 1995, is finding that he has little in the way of proof of his whereabouts for the last five years.

The young actor insists, however, that his was not a theatrical household – his dad, he adds by way of proof, works in a bank.

By way of proof, Ferguson added that Keynes, after all, was married to a ballerina, with whom he likely talked of "poetry" rather than procreated.

In the way of proof we derive an explicit formula for the free cumulants of Qn which shows that indeed the odd cumulants do not contribute and which exhibits an interesting connection to the concept of R-cyclicity.

By way of proof, consider the National Theatre's new production of Mr. Ayckbourn's comparatively little-known play "Season's Greetings," running in repertory in the Lyttelton auditorium through March 13.

"There was an Ingush boy in my class," says Zarina, a student at the agricultural institute, by way of proof, "and he didn't come to the lecture that day".