Examples of using Postulates in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Beneath this apparent cycle of action, though, one again finds postulates.
Yet in Acts, Luke postulates the 40-day interval between the two events.
Postulates- the first postulate a thetan has to make
It implies a sort of determinism that implicitly postulates that the state of the world as we find it at a given moment suffices for defining it at any subsequent moment.
in terms of“beings” and“postulates.”.
everything that we regard as existing, postulates consciousness.”- Max Planck, German theoretical physicist who originated quantum theory,
Hindu philosophy postulates three alternating levels of relative consciousness- waking,
The Logics, a system of thinking and postulates pertaining to the organizational structure of alignment of data.
These Postulates, as the processes are termed,
I assume you're employing Koch's postulates in trying to determine whether we're dealing with a neurotropic virus
laying their heads philosophical postulates, perfecting the character
Misappropriation theory postulates that a person who uses insider information in trading securities has committed securities fraud against the information source.
one who enters another's universe is subject to its postulates and laws.
Dutch Book Theorem is a type of probability theory that postulates profit opportunities will arise when inconsistent probabilities are assumed in a given context
he who enters another's universe is subject to its postulates and laws, a predicament affecting most preclears.
Based on these two simple postulates, it turns out that you are valuable
He led postulates that the universe was created some force,
In 1915 he published On a set of postulates which suffice to define a number-plane published in the Transactions of the American Mathematical Society.
He set down postulates or axioms for logics for the first time- just as Euclid had done for geometry.
The thrifty gene hypothesis postulates that, due to dietary scarcity during human evolution, people are prone to obesity.