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Meanings of theorem in English
(Within mathematic and logic) a mathematical statement that can be proven.
Usage of theorem in English
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He said, Hao Wang proved a powerful theorem, twenty-three hundred years ago.
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Including the guilty, now that the existence theorem had shown a positive.
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Perhaps Gödel's theorem is the djinn that guards the truth you seek.
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A fundamental theorem is stated concerning the reconstruction of the common driver.
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A theorem is a statement that can be proven to be true.
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Also, I can use the Pythagorean theorem to find the other side.
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Reaching a theorem no one had proved before was a remarkable feat.
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Ralph answered in the cautious voice of one who rehearses a theorem.
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But this evening she could not concentrate on Fermat or his theorem.
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An algebraic theorem announced by Newton was demonstrated and extended by Sylvester.
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He is an adherent of Leninist vanguardism and the median voter theorem.
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Is there a theorem in geometry more certain, more peremptory, than that?
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Third, the 'central theorem' may substitute for 'genes' the more general term 'replicators'.
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Then Godel's theorem set similar limits to mathematics, the formal language of science.
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In previous studies, Bayes' theorem has been used for this purpose.
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The result was a demonstration of a simple theorem in dynamics.
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