ˌalɣoɾitmˈik teˈoɾjes" tˈo posˈit "tˈesis ˈi" pˈe. dosθjˈentos sɛtˌɛntaikwˈatɾo; ˈe wˈowld latˈeɾ rˌepeˈat tˈis tˈesis ˈiŋ kleˈene mˈil nˌoβeθjˈɛntos θinkwˌɛntaiðˈos:tɾesθjˈentos ˈand nˈame ˈit "tʃˈuɾtʃs tˈesis"kleˈene mˈil nˌoβeθjˈɛntos θinkwˌɛntaiðˈos:tɾesθjˈentos ðjˌɛθisjˈete ˈi.ˈe.
Algorithmic theories" to posit "Thesis I" (p. 274); he would later repeat this thesis (in Kleene 1952:300) and name it "Church's Thesis"(Kleene 1952:317) (i.e.