Sentence examples for called premises from inspiring English sources

An inference is a rule-governed step from one or more propositions, called premises, to a new proposition, usually called the conclusion.

This area of landlord/tenant law is called "premises liability" and there are some extreme cases on the books where tenants have been raped and killed because of the landlord's refusal to take reasonable safety precautions.

If the pest control expert sees, on his monthly rounds, that the methane has collected, the cardboard and wood stake can be infused with a mild poison called Premise, which the termites haul back to stock the colony larder.

Parameters of this layer are called premise parameters.

The parameters associated with these membership functions are called premise or nonlinear parameters.

Sloyan even proposed the site's concept as his master's thesis at MIT, but he ended up leaving before writing it to work in Silicon Valley at companies like Oracle, Google and a Google Ventures-backed startup called Premise.

Sloyan even proposed the site's concept as his master's thesis at MIT, but he ended up leaving before writing it to work in Silicon Valley at companies like Oracle, Google and a Google Ventures-backed startup called Premise.

The node function for the input variable, x, in the first layer is as follows mu_{Ai} (x) = e^{{ - ((x - x^ )/sigma^{2} )}}, (1 where x* and σ are the mean and variance of function, respectively, which are called premise parameters and can be updated during the process.

This layer called "Premise Parameters".

Lynch called that premise into question.

Entertainment Weekly called the premise "a little horrifying".