Sentence examples for by premises from inspiring English sources

Both forward chaining and backward chaining are used collectively during the inference process, which is mainly driven by premises and conditions with the highest factors of confidence.

Overservice laws prohibit the sale of alcoholic beverages to intoxicated patrons drinking in on-premises retail alcohol outlets (i.e., premises where the alcohol is consumed where purchased); enhanced enforcement of these laws is intended to ensure compliance by premises personnel.

It's not that the city becomes uninhabited, more that it is inhabited by itself, by premises and windows, walls and doors, all of which seem to exist for their own sakes, not as conduits to or components of social interaction.

The shiny pinks and greens of Chas Rader-Shieber's production of Handel's "Flavio" are a nice complement to a score that presents arias nestled side by side, bright and sweet and varied as the offerings in a box of candy, linked by premises as ordered and flimsy as cardboard dividers.

Allison's interpretation is attractive particularly because it promises leverage against the skeptic who denies that we represent objects, and also because this leverage is generated by premises about self-consciousness that this skeptic is likely to accept.

The quality of the material environment in which cancer is cared for and treated was also discussed in the focus groups, and although the theme is present in the literature, the aspect of the confidentiality afforded by premises is not in fact explored.

A sample data set shared by Premise showed daily activity levels that ranged from a formidable two thousand five hundred data points reflecting the price of rice in China down to a paltry six reports about shampoo in Hong Kong.

By premising so much of the Asia Pivot and Abenomics on the TPP, the stakes are certainly high.

So far as we can tell, the observation embodied by premise (2) is not much in dispute; while there may be differences of degree, all parties agree that situational variability is a pervasive feature of human behavior.

No effect of group, or group by premise pair interaction was observed (P > 0.2).

In a demonstration (or proof), for example, the connection between any premise and the conclusion is mediated by other premises and by the laws of logic.