Examples of using Postulated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And he postulated that we could create a sort of dimensional tuning fork… here.
(1) belief in an agency(or agencies) which transcend(s)normal sense perception and which may even include an entire postulated spiritual order of being;
Sigmund Freud postulated that we avoid pain and seek out pleasure.
In keeping with Western religious notions of the soul,Descartes in the 17th century postulated that the mind is an ethereal entity that interacts with the body but does not join with it.
He postulated that the square of the absolute value of the wave function.
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The criterion we appliedwas whether the scientists succeeded in reaching the goal they postulated in their applications, i.e. to contribute to new therapies or to gain results with direct clinical impact.
He postulated that cognitive simulacra might one day approximate component models of the psyche.
It says“In following the chronological portrayal of the origins of reality,there must be a postulated theoretical moment of‘first' volitional expression and‘first' repercussional reaction within the I AM.”.
Instead, he postulated that there was a process of natural selection going on here.
In the Romantic period, Edmund Burke postulated a difference between beauty in its classical meaning and thesublime.
He postulated that for an idealized point source of energy, the spatial distributions of the flow variables would have the same form during a given time interval, the variables differing only in scale.
In the Romantic length, Edmund Burke postulated a distinction among splendor in its classical which means and the sublime.
They postulated that the universe was not created, but had existed since eternity and thus had no beginning.
Empedocles thought the same, so he postulated that the sun's rays may be linked to the rays shooting from our eyes.
He postulated that there is a“significant form”- a distinct set of lines, colors, textures and shapes- that qualifies a given work as art.
In all, a recent analysis postulated that at least 33 images of 11 separate background galaxies are discernable.
Those theories postulated that by recreating the sequence of those events, sociology could discover the laws of history.
With his mentor, Alton Ochsner, he postulated in 1939 a strong link between smoking and carcinoma of the lung.
For the reality postulated by the natural scientific world-view is of a kind that leaves no room for a moral or religious outlook, if this scientific view of life is accepted in the way it is interpreted by the majority of people today.
In contrast to classical physics, he postulated that electrons could only move in certain orbits and that they released or absorbed radiation when they moved from one orbit to another.
Williams postulated that if a mutation has a beneficial effect on survival and reproduction in early life, but a negative ageing-related impact in later life, selection will act upon the early benefit and enrich this mutation in the population.
In his landmark 1951 book Science of Survival,L. Ron Hubbard postulated a life force, which he designated by the Greek letter theta, as a type of energy different from the physical universe of matter, energy, space and time, or MEST.
Yudin, the lone survivor, postulated that"Dyatlov probably did not want to lose the altitude they had gained, or he decided to practice camping on the mountain slope.".
Quantum physicists have postulated that the way we experience time is an illusion, that it doesn't happen in a linear way, that past and present-- in reality, there's no difference.
In his book Trial by Ice, RichardParry postulated that such a note from the uneducated Hall must have rankled Bessels, who held a number of degrees from the UniversityofStuttgart, Heidelberg.
Yudin, the lone survivor, postulated that"Dyatlov probably did not want to lose the altitude they had gained, or he decided to practice camping on the mountain slope.".
To address this issue, the scientists postulated that endothelial cells derived from embryonic stem cells could behave as resilient endothelial cells, being able to be taught how to act like an organ-specific blood vessel.