The basic premise and scenes such as a transporter accident and Spock's Vulcan ritual were discarded, but later returned to the final script.
These authors also conclude that researchers, on the whole, did not follow basic premises for reaching saturation such as concurrent data generation and analysis, or an "iterative process" [ 15].
The basic premise of such methods is that allele frequencies at selected sites will differ from neutral sites.
The basic premise of such probes is that Fe3+ can shift the equilibrium toward the ring-opened form, leading to an increase in fluorescence intensity.
The modeling theory of science is the basic premise that scientific paradigms, such as biology, progress through an ongoing process of model construction, validation, deployment, and revision (Halloun, 2006).
The premise of the Remix Culture is that through basic technology such as Microsoft Word, Wikipedia, YouTube and Garage Band, amateur creators have the ability to "create and distribute creative content" based on works they encounter online or in their daily lives.
One of the most basic premises of biological engineering is to take something complex -- such as a living cell -- and simplify it by treating it as a series of interchangeable parts.
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.
I reconnected to basic things, such as hearing myself breathe.
She sells basic items such as sugar and oil.
