Sentence examples for combine premise from inspiring English sources

–Can there be "one throat to choke" in hybrid situations that combine premise and off-premise resources?

To combine premises is to have a way to take them together.

In "Paper Cut," one of those artfully quirky solo performances that make the New York International Fringe Festival worth checking out, Ms. Rasooly deftly combines premise and execution, basically by playing with paper dolls.

On the face of it, this conflicts with the observation that there are many obviously valid arguments combining premises from flagged and unflagged domains.

This has lead to hybrid storage solutions that combine on-premise with off-premise cloud storage.

After EMC acquired the three companies in October 2014, it launched its Federation Enterprise Hybrid Cloud solution to help customers combine on-premise data with the public cloud.

His manuscript is a hybrid, combining the premise of Orthodox Judaism -- that the commandments were given directly by God at Mount Sinai -- with Conservatism's inclination to adapt the strictures to modern sensibilities.

More promising were neoplatonic aitiological arguments (Boethius Consolatio philosophiae III 10; Anselm, Monologion 1 3), which combine an empirical premise with a participation premise.

The best situation would be combining on-premises performance with off-premises expansion.

Notably, Amazon's enterprise IT competitors all emphasize so-called hybrid cloud, a form of cloud computing that combines on-premises computing with that of external cloud resources.

At its finest, "Water for Elephants" resembles stealth hits like "The Giant's House," by Elizabeth McCracken, or "The Lovely Bones," by Alice Sebold, books that combine outrageously whimsical premises with crowd-pleasing romanticism.