It can be assumed as a postulate that for analogous deposits, located in the Melekess Depression, the effect of these properties on the development process will be identical.
Here's a political postulate for you: whether or not a bad moment sticks to the candidate depends on how closely related it is to the core rationale of that candidate or his opponent.
He thus clearly held a cognitivist metaethical position, probably even a naturalistic one, using his utilitarian principle as a meaning postulate for ought sentences.
It should be noted, however, that this happens only after modularity, a key postulate for von Neumann, is replaced with orthomodularity (a weaker condition).
The first to introduce a majority postulate for the merging of several knowledge bases were Lin and Mendelzon (1999).
In this section, we will see that the existence of plasma membranes seemed to be an unnecessary postulate for most of the XIXth century.
If physicists accept that Higgs particles permeate the entire universe, interpenetrating all matter, how does such a property differ from just such a property postulated for the long discredited aether?
To postulate for a minute that you have access to all the x and y, you compute this point to minimize per k.
Similarly, suppression of spurious transcription in the 5'-end of genes is a function postulated for the yeast Set1/Set3C pathway, but such cryptic transcripts have not been reported [ 13].
The writer takes it as an unshakable postulate that for many men the abject availability of a woman makes her irresistible — the man's gout de la boue locks in.
Because Plantinga (1974, 44 5) accepts (A)–(C) and postulates, for each of his worlds w, the existence of a corresponding world story (which he calls the book on w), this paradox arises for him as well.
