In the premise lies the conclusion, and vice versa.
In the premise of not reducing the accuracy of single wave identification, the method decreased the single wave parameters that required identification, and simplified the identification process.
In the premise of configured the constitute elements of GEP algorithm, it is expressed by the Visual Basic program to solve the highway engineering construction cost forecasting model.
It was never clear if Moscow really believed in the premise of the reset.
However, there doesn't seem to be too much longevity in the premise.
Their intricate, timing-based offense required patience and total faith in the premise that someone eventually would get open.
And ultimately, it's about whether we truly believe in the premise that transparency is vital for democracy.
If there's a cynicism to the show, it's in the premise not just that this is inevitable but that it's already happened.
Froebel's methods, based on Johann Pestalozzi's ideas, were rooted in the premise that man is essentially active and creative rather than merely receptive.
The value of "League" isn't in the premise of a one-sentence Hollywood pitch: " 'Mission: Impossible,' except with the Invisible Man, Mr. Hyde, Captain Nemo...".
He had always followed the same set of values, he said, grounded in the premise that all people, not just Americans, were created equal and had inalienable rights.
