Whatever activity "post-ELSI" is to prescribe will be marked by the normative diagnosis of the ELSI research it presupposes.
State legislatures are a vital feature of our Government; the Federal Constitution presupposes their existence and imposes on each State the obligation to maintain them.
However, merely raising the question on a platform such as the BBC presupposes that the question is legitimate, and that it can be answered one way or the other.
The National Emergencies Act of 1976 is a sloppily written statute that, even though it was passed in response to Watergate, presupposes a level of good faith on the part of the President.
IRA presupposes that the agent has previously learned which action produces which effects, and that this learning process has created bidirectional associations between the sensory effect codes and the motor codes producing the sensory effects.
The fuel temperature calculation code used in the design stage of the High Temperature engineering Test Reactor (HTTR) presupposes to run on UNIX systems, and its operation and execution procedure are complicated and are not user-friendly.
Metaethically, the Republic presupposes that there are objective facts concerning how one should live.
The author explains that, while the evangelical counsels are not limited to institutes of consecrated life, not every assumption of these counsels can, strictly speaking, be called consecrated life, since this state of life in the Church presupposes the recognition of the Church and an intervention of its authority.
Choice presupposes being present and not trapped in historical beliefs or habits.
It has been suggested that the antibodies proposed for evaluation of protein antigens in fixed cells should be tested for signal intensity and specificity by WB. [27] Reliance on WB for evaluation of antibody specificity (or rather, the level of non-specificity) for what is essentially a microscopy application in ICW, presupposes that the proteome is represented identically in both techniques.
