Sentence examples for between two premises from inspiring English sources

(3) OMNIS ASINUS EST HOMO: Here the distinction is offered again as an explanation of a kind of equivocation between two premises of the argument, as in: "Omne animal est homo.

Distance-kernels provide data on primary transmissions between two premises, but transmission over a given distance may occur in one or more stages.

The "importance" can be varied by varying the probability of a link occurring between two premises within the contact structure.

A path in a temporal network between two premises exists only if all connecting movements are in a time sequence (see Fig.  1).

The probability of a link occurring between two premises, which was varied between zero and one, represents the probability of transmission of disease.

Therefore all of the results described below for trends in on-movements also apply to those of off-movements, as is expected due to the dual-reporting of cattle transferred between two premises; if an animal arrives on one premise (an on-movement reported) it must have left another (an off-movement reported).

This argument between Journalism as Philanthropy and Journalism as Capitalism (to borrow Jarvis's phrase) seems like a dilemma, in the literal sense of the word--a forced choice between two alternative premises.

This sunny statement rests on two premises.

A categorical syllogism infers a conclusion from two premises.

The substantive conversations at the conference turned on two premises.

The first two premises are relatively uncontroversial.