And some postulated that it could be a phishing attack.
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The second, "democratic transition theory", postulated a great global momentum towards democracy.
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Kill Baby Hitler Conundrum was first postulated back in 1941, before the full
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It has been postulated that when it's cold, people tend to congregate inside.
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Digger postulated that at least one of those graves was made of fake stones.
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Astrophysicists have long postulated, if only symbolically, that galaxy clusters have a soapsuds structure.
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A website for queer women, The Advocate postulated, could potentially be run by straight men.
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Though postulated in Einstein's theory of relativity, gravitational waves had never before been directly observed.
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Other researchers have postulated that the tablet originally had additional columns listing ratios of the sides.
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Some postulated that it was a piece of Doppler imaging equipment, others suspected the discovery was extraterrestrial.
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Perhaps, he postulated, older doctors in those clinics had decided to retire — on the very same day.
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The transcript all but confirmed what many rumors had postulated: That Charles and Camilla were romantically involved.
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In 2018, scientists postulated that evolving patterns in the planet's atmosphere could be explained by microbial life.
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Our national security postulated the Monroe Doctrine that European nations should not interfere in the American continents.
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He postulated that as organs shut down, they can release a steroidlike compound that briefly rouses the body.
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Mr. Green has long postulated that the future of transportation will be less focused on private car ownership.
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Yet some readers balked at the postulated annual rate of return — 226 percent — Taylor based his formula on.
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In fact, the science writer Jesse Bering has postulated that imagination-aided me time is what makes humans unique.
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Like him, many of these killers, he postulated, would exist out in the open, without any sort of suspicion.
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"Fashion, like anything else, functions as a mirror to what is going on in the world around us," she postulated.
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That dating rules out some of the names postulated as being the author, like Bacon, Da Vinci and Voynich himself.
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"Understanding the composition of the lunar mantle is critical for testing whether a magma ocean ever existed as postulated," they wrote.
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"It has been postulated that it leads to improvement in sexual function simply by lowering stress and anxiety," the findings say.
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In the late 1960s, he postulated that disease states could be altered by the concentration of different substances within the body.
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At the moment the summit we are climbing is obscured by dark matter, which physicists have postulated to save established theory.
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I postulated that this radio emission was produced when the shockwave finally reached the the heliopause and ran into the interstellar plasma.
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The thought experiment is based on a theory first postulated by Less Wrong's creator Eliezer Yudkowsky called coherent extrapolated volition, or CEV.
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On Tuesday, the Grammy-winner postulated on Twitter that Ben Affleck's 2016 crime thriller The Accountant is actually a Batman origin story.
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Maxwell realized that every perception of color affected, to a greater or lesser extent, all three of the sensations that Young had postulated.
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It has been widely postulated that three consecutive losses at the presidential level will force even the most recalcitrant party into a realignment.
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Another thing I found interesting—you probably have heard Sigmund Freud has postulated that men are attracted to women that resemble their mothers.
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Harrington postulated that my body was having, or had in the past, an intolerance to cheese and cheese alone (no other dairy items).
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Trump has generally tweeted from a Samsung device, while it's been postulated — and forensically tested — that his campaign sends tweets from an iPhone.
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" This theory postulated that the process of historical examination is akin to a series of chronological biographies of these so called "Great Men.
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Conyers strongly postulated that the performing of personal service or favors would be looked upon favorably and lead to salary increases or promotions.
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He postulated that this eternal machine might be an amorphous cloud of particles, passing electromagnetic signals back and forth to emulate human thought.
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He doesn't give a name to the proposed objects—but notes that some have postulated other theoretical stars with similar properties in the past.
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"Any preferential approach postulated along racial, ethnic, religious, or sexual lines will only disrupt a multicultural society and lead to a backlash," he declared.
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Finding evidence of life under the ice strengthens a possibility that scientists have long postulated: that Mars may have once been home to life.
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One, Murray Gell-Mann, an American physicist and future Nobel laureate, postulated in 1964 that such a thing as a quark might indeed exist.
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The blue tinted light may have been intensified due to the cloud cover over the New York City sky last night, some reports postulated.
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Call said one of the explanations postulated is that it is a learned ability, but nobody had been able to demonstrate that until now.
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It is not clear what the cause of the association is, but some have postulated that it is to do with a shared embryological origin.
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Many have postulated that the microbiome has an important part to play in inflammatory bowel diseases, which, because of my condition, I follow quite closely.
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May, whose struggle to extract Britain from the European Union is postulated in part on the promise of a bilateral trade pact with the United States.
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Trump's critics have postulated that the president held up vital help for Ukraine to hold back Russian aggression in exchange for dirt on a presidential rival.
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We originally postulated that Abilify MyCite would serve as a launching pad for other pharma firms to create digital medication for other conditions with low medication adherence.
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He postulated the presence of hidden "dark matter" to make up the difference and surmised that it must be concentrated in a disk to explain the stars' motions.
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Eating chalk is a cultural phenomenon in Georgia in eastern Europe, but some scholars have postulated that this is actually a symptom of widespread pica in the region.
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Some people have postulated that autonomous ridesharing cars will never need to park and cities of the future will not need street parking, parking lots or parking garages.
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If we look at history, Copernicus rethought the motion of our planets and postulated a different theory, Newton overthrew two centuries of thinking with his laws of motion.
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Straczynski postulated that DC's heroes, which generally emerged out of the postwar '40s, were largely authority figures, while Marvel's, which mostly emerged from the '60s, were anti-establishment.
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The researchers postulated that one of the (many) reasons men dominated the upper echelons of the company is that they were willing to try for more positions than females.
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"Chronic Lyme disease is the latest in a series of syndromes that have been postulated in an attempt to attribute medically unexplained symptoms to particular infections," the article concluded.
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When LaMassa first made her startling discovery in 2014, she postulated that a massive dust cloud passed in front of the quasar's bright beacon and momentarily blocked its light.
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Some pundits have postulated a "politically-correct bias" in phone polling — a sort of generalized Bradley Effect — whereby voters are more truthful in impersonal online surveys than over the phone.
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This powerful "master algorithm" is at the heart of work postulated by Pedro Domingos, author of The Master Algorithm: How the Quest for the Ultimate Learning Machine Will Remake Our World.
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"I think that many people in the New York donor community, which is the one I know best, would be strong supporters," of some sort of political fundraising reform, Immergut postulated.
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Experts postulated that women were trained to long and hunger for relationships and connection, a conditioning that made them vulnerable to exploitation of their attachment, which is exactly what gaslighting is.
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In the 6th Century BCE, Pythagoras calculated that the Earth was round; in the 5th, Parmenides postulated five climatic zones; in the 3rd, Aristotle hypothesized that a mythic southern continent must exist.
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And we have to admit that the idea that China is using successful tech businesses to spy on the US feels xenophobic, particularly after the US government repeatedly postulated these theories (with zero evidence).
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He added that he was skeptical and postulated it might be an attempt by someone who sees the knife as a collectible and is trying to create buzz in order to boost its price.
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It postulated that the best way to prevent a nuclear war with the Kremlin was to build an enormous atomic arsenal that would annihilate the Soviet Union if it dared attack the United States.
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The experts postulated that he would work well with Oklahoma City last season, a cool-hand sidekick to Russell Westbrook and Paul George, reprising the role he played on three Olympic gold-medal teams.
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Hansen-Flaschen postulated that the man could have been born with some abnormality in his lymphatic system — a narrowing or blockage that caused the lymph fluid to back up and overflow into his lungs.
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CERN is the organization that runs the Large Hadron Collider, famous for its discovery of the Higgs boson, a particle whose existence had been postulated but that couldn't be found until the LHC was built.
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There is the platonic notion of love in which Plato postulated that one soul is separated from the other at birth and they each spend the rest of their lives searching for the other half.
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As Rolling Stone explains, Magic Leap founder Rony Abovitz postulated that if you could isolate the part of the light field the human eye is accustomed to parsing you could create a focused artificial light field.
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Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen has postulated that a pulse oximeter slipped over both patients' fingers may have been the culprit; Kulick thinks it could have been their uniforms or another piece of equipment.
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For those unfamiliar with the name, Fermi was a famous scientist who postulated that if intelligent life on other planets actually existed, we would have found them by now — or they certainly would have found us.
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In LaRouche's case, he postulated a roster of villains that over the decades included Jewish bankers, the Rockefellers, the Bushes, and Queen Elizabeth II, all of whom supposedly promoted drugs and sickness to ensure world domination.
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I believe it was the maester Cleatus the Melancholy who first postulated in "Ice Magick and Dragon Fyre" that the heat generated by an adult dragon is honestly who in the seven hells could possibly know?
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Reporters at the Post have postulated that this may be a calculated effort by the leader to "take matters into her own hands" and redefine the narrative before the people of Myanmar head to the polls.
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In 1969, when psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross wrote her landmark work On Death and Dying, she postulated that those who have lost a loved one will experience five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
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Referring to the 1950s research of Albert Mehrabian, who postulated that over 90 percent of communication is done through body language, Stringer says a lot of information is lost when trying to convey big ideas over email.
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His findings postulated that significant amounts of energy storage would be needed, mostly in the form of heat and hydrogen, to meet energy demand when there isn't enough renewable energy and to store it when there's too much.
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A neutral interest rate is the rate at which monetary policy neither accelerates economic growth or slows it down; many economists have postulated recently that the U.S. neutral rate may now be lower than in previous economic cycles.
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Research from 2009 postulated that TRT upped self-confidence, sexual thoughts, fantasies, morning erections, total erections, ejaculations, and satisfaction with sex life over the course of a few weeks before plateauing, while reports of depression and fatigue simultaneously decreased.
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"Understanding the composition of the lunar mantel is critical for testing whether a magma ocean ever existed, as postulated," said Li Chunlai, study author and professor of the National Astronomical Observatories of Chinese Academy of Sciences, said in a statement.
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In fact, ASOS experienced hiccups with its site in the days following the referendum, and while many customers postulated on the brand's Instagram account that site outages had to do with Brexit, ASOS has maintained that it was a coincidence.
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"We postulated that the increase in heart failure rates in the young might be due to increasing rates of overweight and obesity," said senior study author Dr. Annika Rosengren of the Sahlgrenska Academy and the University of Gothenburg in Sweden.
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Academics not present at the UN meeting postulated that opponents had other motivations, too—namely torpedoing the resolution's statement that climate change is "one of the greatest challenges of our time," mandating first and foremost a radical reduction in emissions.
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Part of the heavy workload at Intel resulted from Moore's law — named after Mr. Moore, who postulated that microchips would double in power and halve in price every 20003 months, thus rendering older chips and the computers that used them obsolete.
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In "Robbie," the opening story of Isaac Asimov's 1950 collection I, Robot, Asimov postulated that by 1998, robots would walk well enough to be a child's playmate, but a "Talking Robot" would be an unwieldy thing confined to a museum.
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They also collaborated on a tabletop exercise one week before Mr. Obama's inauguration in which they postulated several simultaneous explosive attacks on American cities, and sat side by side in the Situation Room gaming out how the government would respond.
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Part of the heavy workload at Intel resulted from Moore's law — named after Mr. Moore, who postulated that microchips would double in power and halve in price every 22000 months, thus rendering older chips and the computers that used them obsolete.
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Perhaps this one-word change was the real aim, some postulated: Down the road, the Kremlin could argue that the amendment had reset the term-limit counter, allowing Mr. Putin to stay in office for two additional six-year terms.
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His doctoral dissertation was the basis for his theory of cooperation and competition, which postulated that a group's success depends on the extent to which its members believe their goals are shared and see a potential to make common cause.
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" Although Boisvert's study didn't measure the specific ways in which parent/friend relations would impact LGBTQ relations, she postulated the results: "If the family is supportive of sexual orientation, queer relationships will presumably mirror what we see in long-term heterosexual relationships.
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" It added that "[t]he group will exploit any reduction in CT [counter-terrorism] pressure," and, for good measure, postulated that "ISIS very likely will continue to pursue external attacks from Iraq and Syria against regional and Western adversaries, including the United States.
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In that paper, they postulated that high insulin levels in the bodies of people with diabetes may be partially to blame: Insulin is a pro-growth hormone, so it can increase the rate of turnover in cells, including cancerous ones — helping them proliferate.
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To the Editor: The notion that voters inevitably favor whoever spends the most money brainwashing them can be traced to the economist John Kenneth Galbraith, who in 1958 postulated that advertisers can create demand for any product they might wish to sell.
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The new thinking postulated that companies should be run solely for the benefit of shareholders, that managers should be given stakes to align their interests with those of owners, and that an active market for corporate control would weed out ineffective management.
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Whether some of the extra joules consumed can be attributed to a more efficient use of energy has been debated since 1865, when William Stanley Jevons, a British economist, postulated that better steam engines would raise Britain's overall demand for coal, rather than lower it.
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In fact, President Trump's cruise missile strike at the Syrian airfield was more of an object lesson -- a demonstration of what the United States can do and proof that he is prepared to deliver on the kind of credible threat that Obama only postulated.
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They postulated a few reasons: Explanations for this trend are speculative, but could include reduction in exposure to occupational noise (fewer manufacturing jobs, more use of hearing protection devices), less smoking, and better management of other cardiovascular risk factors, such as hypertension and diabetes.
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Scientists who work on this stuff have previously postulated that if black holes rotate, then there's a process called superradiance by which they can accumulate clouds with an incredible number of axions, like 1080, which is around the same number of atoms we think are in the universe.
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But at a news conference last month on the sidelines of a Communist Party congress, he spoke of the threat of a "Minsky moment"—a concept named after Hyman Minsky, an American who postulated that stable economies end up crashing because of overconfidence that benign conditions will prevail indefinitely.
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Liboff has postulated that the physical process underlying this effect is due to something known as ion cyclotron resonance, whereby energy is transferred from the time-varying electromagnetic field (such as that generated by the Sun) to an ion when the resonance frequencies of the ion and electromagnetic field align.
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In a recent article for Business of Fashion, former Vogue editor-in-chief Alexandra Shulman postulated on what makes a great magazine editor and appeared to make numerous swipes at her successor, criticizing Enninful for his celebrity circle and his decision to cull a significant proportion of the team she built.
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When you take Shenzhen I/O to the sandbox, amazing things can happen: someone built a bomb to defuse and another player built a machine to generate Collatz sequences, which begins with an arbitrary number and following an algorithm postulated in the Collatz conjecture always reduces this number to 1.
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"Far Sector" is set at the edge of the known universe, in a multispecies city-state built on a Dyson sphere—a speculative megastructure, named after Freeman Dyson, who once postulated that hyper-advanced alien civilizations would seek to harness the energy of stars by encasing them in technological shells.
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Liboff has also spent some time thinking about this and has postulated that the interaction of a weak static magnetic field (such as the Earth's geomagnetic field) and a time-varying electromagnetic field (such as that produced by solar activity) can affect the way that ions interact with biological mechanisms and thereby influence the biological organism's behavior.
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Plouffe postulated an abnormal mental condition as the likely reason that Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, is not running a better campaign and has not proved competitive in swing states such as Colorado and Virginia, where Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The University of Wisconsin study authors postulated that because these reports or tickets were written by employees of a profit-motivated company, they were issued in an attempt to dash inmates' chances at parole — by making them look like bad risks for discretionary release — so that they would remain in the facility longer, thus earning more money for the parent corporation.
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"Personally the Antarctic sea ice is so variable from year to year, it's hard to draw any firm conclusions from this record low"For instance, a study published last year in Remote Sensing of Environment postulated that winds controlled by Antarctic continental topography, and currents controlled by the depth of the Southern Ocean, help keep Antarctic sea ice relatively stable, especially when compared with the Arctic.
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