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postulació (Logic) a declaration of something self-evident; something that can be assumed as the basis for argument.
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All theories, summation and postulation, but it would have to suffice.
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This compromise is effected by the doctrine of postulation.
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Why he came to woo art is beyond postulation.
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Do you not think my postulation justified by precedent?
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That suggestion of inherited passion brings us to the sixth postulation of Lucas's profits: The Time Warp.
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After much speculation and postulation, Ford has introduced a new premium trim level to its Ranger bakkie line-up.
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The postulation by him of molecular force at this point, is virtually an abandonment of the whole controversy.
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But if the alternative is the postulation of a supernatural creator, then this seems like the more plausible proposal.
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This postulation is of critical importance, as it now appears that insulin-stimulated aPKC activation is compromised in various states of insulin resistance.
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This result supports our previous postulation that the DRD4 gene plays a role in the development of attachment behavior in low-risk, non-clinical populations.
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This has prompted the postulation that prior induction of donor-specific tolerance would attenuate or abrogate the underlying events that culminate in posttransplant arteriosclerosis.
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The postulation of the missing-self hypothesis some 30 years ago triggered the subsequent search and discovery of inhibitory MHC-receptors, both in humans and mice.
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But soon I realised it was bile that had been jettisoned by my gullet as a natural reaction to the ramifications of my postulation.
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Introduction: Face form is a useful reference in numerous clinical prosthodontic procedures for nearly ten decades since the postulation of Leon Williams typal form theory.
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Unfortunately, theorists and historians still have no desire to let go of their previous postulations.
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Adaptation to the life which goes on and on, taking no notice of our little postulations.