Sentence examples for additional premises from inspiring English sources

The obvious additional premises are: (i) If a perceptual state has relevant mental properties in addition to its representational properties, they are introspectible.

The company will extend its network to around four million additional premises, meaning that it will offer services to nearly 17 million homes and businesses by 2020.

Continuous process control makes some additional premises, which sometimes are not easy to fulfil.

But it doesn't follow from these truisms (without additional premises) that the experience represents the damage as bad.

We analyzed eight papers representative of these positions and found that, in all cases, additional premises are needed to reach the stated conclusions.

In that area, infrastructure is less developed and the costs of connecting additional premises are much higher than other parts of the UK.

FOOTNOTES [1]  An example of modus ponens: From the premise that if Spot is a dog, then he is warmblooded, and the additional premise that Spot really is a dog, we can infer that Spot is in fact warm-blooded.

These are typically enthymematic consequences, i.e. consequences with a 'missing premise' (with the additional premise, they become a valid syllogism).

Carnap, Lakatos and Hempel all argue that in theory testing we usually implicitly assume an additional premise that states that there are no disturbing factors.

The success of their strategy depends on the plausibility of the original entailment intuitions turning on our implicitly assuming the additional premise in question.

If that is true, the simple argument won't go through: Rather, an additional premise will be required to the effect that 'correct' in (CM) is used normatively.