Sentence examples for an initial premise from inspiring English sources

However, it differs in one critical element — once you establish an initial premise (which must have rigor), you have to follow the research protocol to investigate its effect and validity.

One begins with a description of a state of nature and an initial premise about land belonging to nobody in particular.

Most of them are based on the classical and well-established algorithms analyzed in [2], which usually have an initial premise for their correct operation, the assumption that the illumination intensity is constant along the analyzed sequence.

The Naming of The Dead (Rankin took the title from a ceremony to honour those who had died in Iraq which took place in Edinburgh in 2005) has a nice initial premise.

In spite of ShadyJane winning the Edinburgh Fringe's Emerging Theatre Company Award last year, many critics still remained unconvinced by the show and panned it for consisting of little more than a neat initial premise.

So that was a first initial premise, let's make this engaging for the end user...

But they were right, because it is a classic: absorbing, affecting, with a reach and ambition far beyond its initial premise and an important influence on much subsequent writing.

The initial premise concerned a plot to assassinate Slansky.

Taking his brother's initial premise, he created a protagonist, Leonard Shelby (Mr. Pearce, in a tour de force performance), who is seeking to avenge the rape and death of his beloved wife but who has no short-term memory because of a blow to the head incurred during his wife's attack.

Beyond the initial premise, The Citizen is a film tribute to a great country, to our slightly dusty "American Dream" and an homage by one of its adoptive Arab sons to the land he loves.

They decided to form a band in 2013, with the initial premise for their style being "minimal and international", according to Bulled.