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Significats de method of proof en anglès
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técnica de prova General strategy used for mathematical proofs.
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Examples for "proof technique"
Examples for "proof technique"
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There may be no fool- proof method to counteract this, but you could aim, in the first instance, to avoid making more work for yourself.
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In theory, those subatomic particles are a perfect fingerprint for nuclear reactor activity, and a spoof- proof method that doesn't require on-site inspections or satellite spying.
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A good, "crisis-proof" strategy prepares an organization for such alternative scenarios.
Ús de method of proof en anglès
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If the speech is short, try to employ only one method of proof, but make it convincing.
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To cite by way of proof the testimony of multitudes is a bad method of proof; they are not there to reply.
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I was, at the time, testing the validity of religion by using the geometric method of proof to assess the efficacy of prayer.
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The apagogic method of proof is admissible only in those sciences where it is impossible to mistake a subjective representation for an objective cognition.
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Then the being in the bush proceeded to submit his method of proof, which was of a truth feeble, and which Moses rejected as feeble.
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They are both methods of proof which cannot themselves be proved.
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And both these methods of proof have been applied, and it has stood the test.
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The various kinds and methods of proof, with matters closely related to them, make up the material of this chapter.
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This technique is not among the usual methods of proof, and it hardly seemed appropriate for guaranteeing the consistency of arithmetic.