Michael Scriven (1959), for example, once objected to "the deductive model, with its syllogistic form, where no student of elementary logic could fail to complete the inference, given the premise", when no restriction is placed on the complexity of the relevant laws or the intricacy of these deductions (Hempel 1965c, 339).
Not only are there completed paintings and sculptures around the restaurant but also works in progress that artists are completing on the premises, working at easels or on a sculptor's table.
The premise is of course the same: Use the white cards to complete the sentence on the black cards.
By pushing this sub-tree to the private premise, the computation needed for working over account and accountprofile data in the two queries under TradeJdbc:login can be completed at the premise without multiple round-trips between locations.
Morgan Stanley committed to the I.C.C. in August 2007 and completed the move from its former premises in Central last December, even while construction on the I.C.C.'s topmost floors continued.
Every totalitarian country has a constitution — the Soviet constitution was a mockery not because its "norms" were not respected but because the ruling party had complete contempt for the premises it was based on.
Every totalitarian country has a constitution the Soviet constitution was a mockery not because its "norms" were not respected but because the ruling party had complete contempt for the premises it was based on.
A mind-boggling assortment of remote control options for doors, elevators and other critical components allow hotel management nearly complete control of the premises.
You don't need to complete your Medicaid application on the premises.
NEW YORK ― Bloomberg News announced in a Thursday morning press release that "With All Due Respect," its marquee politics show, would broadcast live that afternoon from inside the Hillary Clinton campaign's Brooklyn headquarters, complete with a tour of the premises.
