as·ser·tion [əˈsɜ:ʃən] SUST.
1. assertion (claim):
- assertion
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- assertion of innocence
- trditev f
2. assertion no pl. of authority:
- assertion
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This grew from the increasingly popular assertion in the late 20th century that no one foundation of mathematics could be ever proven to exist.
en.wikipedia.org Numerous publications after this time have stated that the assertion symbol in sequents does signify provability within the theory where the sequents are formulated.
en.wikipedia.org Fortunately, for mathematical assertions, the quantification process is syntactically more straightforward.
en.wikipedia.org Although his family members claimed that the wound was incurred in self-defense from a burglar, investigating police at the scene disputed this assertion.
en.wikipedia.org The assertion is no more than the statute provides.
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