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direct proof

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direct proof [də‚rekt ′prüf]
(mathematics)
An argument that establishes the truth of a statement by making direct use of the hypotheses, as opposed to a proof by contradiction.


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He said the cargo manifest for the seized crates indicated they were headed from Iran to Syria, but Israel offered no direct proof to implicate Iran or Hezbollah, and the Lebanese group declined to comment on the incident.
Ishi Talmon and his colleagues at Technion did the critical work required to help get direct proof that nanotubes were dissolving spontaneously in chlorosulfonic acid," Pasquali said.
In the forth coming chapter the existence of God will be analyzed using the direct proofs and we would not upheld any other refutations like that of Indirect Demonstration, in other words those demonstrations which say what God is not.
 
 
 
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