postulation

In the first case, a theory means a postulation about what ought to be.

But as yet I'm unable to form any convincing postulations.

Postulation of the first electronic equivalent circuit for the visual process.

"If my little postulations have been useful on a more practical level, I'm glad.

There remains one crucial notion: what is the relationship between postulation and intuition.

Failing such an account, the postulation of moral value will be egregious.

In summary, diastereoselectivity is based on the postulation of the transition state.

He divides all concepts into two kinds: intuition and postulation.

And in particular he put forward two new postulations:

In my mind, it is a dangerous game to publish the postulations and theorems of science as "fact".

"My postulation is men are dumb, but women are crazy," she said.

Nor is the proper relation between postulation and intuition "identity", as can easily been seen using "blue".

Research subsequent to Dennett's book indicates that some of his postulations were more conservative than expected.

"That's too general a postulation and, frankly, quite impossible."

However; there is no tradition in Zoroastrianism or its scriptures to support this postulation.

These formulations are in themselves real by postulation.

The postulation of a non-physical mind would seem superfluous.

Candidates for canonization, especially public figures, are usually supported by official letters of "postulation" from church leaders and, in Catholic countries, the state.

"But Nigeria today is beyond such simplistic postulation."

The other kind is concepts by postulation.

Thus, according to one postulation, the modern Thoroughbred travels faster than its skeletal structure can support.

Freud's postulation is countered by the idea that societal factors may play a major role in the development of mental illness.

These observations led to the postulation of a rotating bar structure in the center of the Galaxy.

Count on a discussion group participant, "micromike" to return to more sober astronomical postulation.