Sentence examples for which postulates from inspiring English sources

Traditional Chinese anatomy is based on the cosmic system, which postulates the presence of such hypothetical structures as the 12 channels and the three so-called burning spaces.

Both definitions require an extralogical axiom to make them work the axiom of infinity, which postulates the existence of an infinite set.

One popular extension of the standard model is the theory of supersymmetry, which postulates that each particle has a heavier "supersymmetrical" partner that rarely interacts with normal matter.

Humanists also take issue with the deterministic orientation of psychoanalysis, which postulates that one's early experiences and drives determine one's behaviour.

He was skeptical of the theory of Kulturkreis ("culture sphere"), which postulates early diffusion of cultural elements from a primeval area of human development.

In any case they face another formidable barrier in the form of the "uncertainty principle", which postulates that the behaviour of subatomic particles is essentially random, and set to baffle scientific calculation for ever.

A vigorous debate has persisted over the "Laffer curve," which postulates that at some level of tax the disincentive effects will be so great as to mean that an increase in tax rates actually reduces revenue.

Figure 1 Generic ANN structure which postulates the feature extraction stage previous to the ANN.

This conclusion contradicts the conventional view, which postulates just one migratory wave out of Asia.

One of the conventional views is the liquidity effect view, which postulates a negative relation between money and interest rate.

If correct, the findings refute the Solutrean hypothesis, which postulates that ancient migrants from Western Europe founded the Clovis culture.