| This research helps explicate Rogers' later postulations about the nature of presence. |
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| Contrary to the postulations of the Church, it is becoming increasingly clear that aggression is not innate in man. |
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| According to current postulations in the trade press, jewellers are supposed to further accentuate their originality using their individual competence and alignment towards the manufacturers' branding. |
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| To be sure, Kant gives different reasons for postulating God and for postulating an afterlife, and the ends to be served by these postulations are ostensibly different. |
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| Delegations at the summit took several hours to hammer out a 10-page statement full of bland postulations of the EU's Eastern Partnership programme, but ahead of the meeting, Juncker was clearly in a more light-hearted mood. |
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| Wegener's theory of continental drift won some adherents in the ensuing decade, but his postulations of the driving forces behind the continents' movement seemed implausible. |
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| Hawking's postulations were purely theoretical, simply because the high speeds and densities needed to simulate a black hole are hard to recreate in a laboratory. |
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| But the book's positivity lies not in its ability to dandify gross injustices with feel-good postulations about women's choices, but rather in the euphoria of feminist awakening. |
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| Conspiracy theorists and their postulations are laughably weird, in a slightly worrying way. |
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| In order to guarantee school success of the pupils and to prevent 15 year olds from receiving bad results, it is one of the postulations to focus on cognitive aspects of preschool education. |
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