Sentence examples similar to analogous premise from inspiring English sources
The conversion rules for necessary premises are exactly analogous to those for assertoric premises: Possible premises behave differently, however.
Forbes (1997, p. 528) responds in a similar way when confronted with an analogous challenge to the sufficiency premise involved in his argument for origin essentialism.
(1) Formal fallaciousness is simply the case where the conclusion does not follow validly from the premises; this type of error can be demonstrated by producing a suitable analogous counter-example in which the premises are true and the conclusion is false.
Basing on the premise that iron porphyrin is functional analogous to heme, a series of iron porphyrin derivatives bearing different substituents at the meso positions of the corrole ring are investigated as to their electrochemistry, the relationships among the electron transfer (ET) processes, their structures, and orbital energies.
Functionally, an "explanation" is roughly analogous to an argument, or, more precisely, to the premises of an argument, in that it serves to support an assertion by giving reasons.
The general premise isn't new at all: it's analogous to the tones traditional telephones emit when a call is placed over analog lines.
"This is very analogous".
Batteries could be analogous.
