Hence, a non-deceptive liar may be proposing that her believed-false proposition become common ground without this being an act of making an assertion.
However, if proposing that a believed-false proposition become common ground can mean engaging in and sustaining a "pretence," possibly in order to communicate truths, then it is not clear that this counts as making an assertion.
But he also makes an assertion that is overly narrow.
Now, this is not an assertion that is without merit.
This paper discusses a novel debug-time assertion, called a "Statistical Assertion", that allows a user to reason about large data structures.
But there was one interesting bit: namely, the assertion in the proposed rules that when Dodd-Frank says there is to be "an application for a protective decree under the Securities Investor Protection Act of 1970 as to the covered broker or dealer," it does not actually mean there would be a case filed under the Securities Investor Protection Act.
Correction: January 8 , 2003 Wednesday An article on Thursday about charges that a laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology covered up flaws in a proposed antimissile system misattributed an assertion that TRW, the defense contractor, had been "highly misleading" in its assessment of a prototype.
As depicted in Figure 2, several key learning activities are proposed that translate the theoretical assertions in F-CGRT into practice.
For instance, an assertion states that the urinary bladder is homologous among Tetrapoda.
We propose that these oscillations exert an inhibitory influence on tinnitus intensity, and suggest a model based on mutual inhibition to explain this assertion.
Based on that assertion, we propose an approach which consists in managing knowledge-based networks considered as sub-systems of an organisation: we define the concept of Skills-network and we present a formalism to represent an activity network, so as to diagnose and to improve its internal organisation.
