hypothesis
પૂર્વધારણા
definition
noun
professional astronomers attacked him for popularizing an unconfirmed hypothesis
a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.
translation of 'hypothesis'
પ્રકલ્પના,
અનુમાન
example
his u2018steady stateu2019 'hypothesis' of the origin of the universe
the 'hypothesis' that every event has a cause
All you will ever have is circumstantial evidence and an un-falsifiable 'hypothesis' .
The scientific method involves proposing a 'hypothesis' then trying to disprove it.
professional astronomers attacked him for popularizing an unconfirmed 'hypothesis'
Embedded within the 'hypothesis' will be concepts that will need to be translated into researchable entities.
The 'hypothesis' is that the view from the castle will be so spoiled that it will put off visitors.
In what way could the 'hypothesis' that McFadden's process is consciousness be falsified?
The only thing you can do is say the evidence suggests that the 'hypothesis' is true.
This allows a test of the 'hypothesis' that central tendency determines typicality.
I think it's important to note that what I'm proposing here is a 'hypothesis' rather than a conclusion.
The conceptual peg 'hypothesis' provides a theoretical explanation of the difference.
The second example of Hobbes's 'hypotheses' about the physical world which I want to consider is his idea about the nature of light.
This variation is poorly understood, and several 'hypotheses' have been proposed.
Well, everyone comes at an investigation with certain 'hypotheses' or certain biases.
Different 'hypotheses' have been proposed to explain the mechanism of attachment.
In the seventeenth century, a number of 'hypotheses' had been proposed for the origin of fossils.
Several 'hypotheses' have been proposed to explain the number of times segmentation arose.
Even a religion that stresses faith above all else seeks evidence to confirm its 'hypotheses' .
All scientists do is try to generalise 'hypotheses' from evidence and then attempt to test them in future.
There are several 'hypotheses' or models proposed to explain how feedback limitation of photosynthesis may be regulated.
Popper consistently has opposed the appeal to inductive arguments to justify 'hypotheses' .
If we act as if these ideas were true of reality, then we are led to formulate true 'hypotheses' .
Three 'hypotheses' may be proposed to account for this unanticipated observation.
Almost all were rhetorical or editorial, with some offering explanatory 'hypotheses' or sociological theories.
We use the emergence of these patterns as 'hypotheses' that may be investigated in real fish schools.
All of those 'hypotheses' were proposed indirectly and may not be mutually exclusive to each other.
Several 'hypotheses' can be proposed to explain why variance increases with longer intervals.
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