Sentence examples for yield proofs from inspiring English sources

In other words, the proposition \ \bA \brightarrow \bB\) is just the type of functions from \ \bA\) to \ \bB\): Similarly, all that should be required of a proof \(c\) of the conjunction \ \bA \wedge \bB\) is that it should yield proofs \(x\) and \ y\) of \ \bA\) and \ \bB\), respectively.

[CNET] Paradoxically, perhaps, carcasses yield proof of survival: a pine marten in Wales and a beaked whale in New Zealand.

They maintain that the vaults will yield proof that Brod changed his will in later years to name a new executor: Felix Weltsch, a Zionist and philosopher who worked at the Jerusalem library.

In this paper, we prove that conflict-driven clause-learning SAT solvers yield proof systems that indeed p-simulate general resolution without the need for any additional techniques.

At best, when a doping test does not come up positive, the most you can say is it did not yield proof.

Behavioral research has likewise yielded proof of avian olfaction.

But he refused to give specific instructions to the 10 percent of Bell employees doing basic research, an enterprise that, among other things, yielded proof that the universe started with a Big Bang.

Just that, given any proof \(x\) of \ \bA\), \(f\) should yield a proof of \ \bB\), that is, \(f\) should be a function from \ \bA\) to \ \bB\).

It also encouraged a belief, in those unconvinced by the Warren report, that closer study of the images would yield definitive proof about what had really happened.

Then in 1963 the American mathematician Paul Cohen completed the picture by showing, again under the assumption that ZF is consistent, that ZF does not yield a proof of the continuum hypothesis.

The method also yields new proofs of some related results.