This points to the one basic axiom that always hold true: Eat real, whole foods and nothing else--now, if we could only just all agree on what those are.
Beginning deep inside the head of its hero, an anxious young man named Stephane (Gael García Bernal), "The Science of Sleep" creates a world of intense peculiarity, where time seems to move in loops and curlicues, and where the basic axiom that a thing and its opposite can't both be true seems not to apply.
It is this necessity deriving from the Divine Creator that guarantees the truth of the basic axioms that organize scientific theories and which ensures the consilience of inductions.
Kant formulated the basic axiom of the public law: "All actions relating to the right of other men are unjust if their maxim is not consistent with publicity".
Although a basic axiom in orthodontics is that "bone traces tooth movement," the ratio of bone modeling to tooth movement varies according to the direction of orthodontic tooth movement.
Regardless of one's position on this undoubtedly political issue, two facts remain undeniable: 1) Supporting, or in this case, not actively protesting against, a complex international treaty does not violate any of the basic axioms of faith that could theoretically disqualify one from legitimately claiming an Orthodox identity.
(2) Descartes also pioneered the subjection of metaphysical systems, expressing the nature of ultimate reality, to axiomatization i.e., to a procedure that deduces tenets from a set of basic axioms, on the model of Euclid's axiomatization of geometry.
The basic axioms for the situation calculus, as defined in [22] and [23] are as follows: The second-order induction axiom: ( ∀ P ).
"The basic axiom for investment is no risk, no gain," said Yogesh Agarwal, the chairman of the PFRDA.
A basic axiom of baseball is that a runner should not gamble on going from second to third with two outs because he is just as likely to score from either base on a hit.
