When Russell applied his analytic methodology to sciences such as physics, again the goal was to arrive at a "minimum vocabulary" required for the science in question, as well as a set of basic premises and general truths from which the rest of the science can be derived.
Cloud is often positioned as the option for computing that saves money – and there is little that can be argued about this as a basic premise, as long as a move to cloud is done for the right reasons.
It introduces each of the main characters, as well as establishes the basic premises of the series, which details the beginnings of a curse placed upon the Enchanted Forest and the start of a destiny for its only survivor, a present-day woman who can break the curse.
Yet the CIA continues with business-as-usual, without rethinking basic premises.
We promised, on Monday, that we would be resurrecting the Gross Jar (yes, Mr. Uninitiated, the premise is as basic as it sounds: it's a jar, with gross things in it).
Yet the blogosphere to which Mr. Breivik belonged took these views as a basic premise.
It takes as its basic premise that if you followed any one person home from the subway, their life would be more complex, goofy, dark, and also more full of joy than you had ever imagined.
Kazan was present at the founding of the Actors Studio, and, though he claims not to have followed the famed Method to the letter, he admits to having taken its quest for actors' personal emotional experience as his basic premise.
Since this should be impossible even for states and military organisations, we use this as a basic premise in the detection technique which we propose next.
The sharing of natural resources, production and living logics in the common area and within the local ecology serves as the basic premise of social formation.
Ribbit, a startup that officially launches today and calls itself "Silicon Valley's first phone company," takes that concept as its basic premise.
