Sentence examples for conjunction of premises from inspiring English sources
Mill also indicates that the inference from the laws of the co-existent causes to the "aggregate" effect is something that we can "calculate a priori" (ibid).; the inference will, of course, be a priori if it proceeds on the basis of a conjunction of premises, but not if it requires additional factual premises concerning the relational structure and a composition law.
In general, if p is the conjunction of the premises, and q the conclusion, of a deductively valid inference, p will strictly imply q.
As Mill (1906, p. 126) argued, there is a very real sense in which one doesn't advance one's knowledge significantly employing a form of reasoning that takes one only to conclusions that were implicitly contained in the conjunction of one's premises.
§ 44.141a Use of premises.
Ospreys in charge of premises.
"Selkirk benefits from these kinds of premises.
We used two different types of premises.
The addition of these premises brought the number of premises studied up to 10,692.
The fraction of premises another premise 'is reached by', or the fraction of premises included in the source set, was measured as fraction of premises in the largest ICC's (in-reR).
The very conjunction of general and Democrat suggests complication.
