Sentence examples for contains premises from inspiring English sources
Each version contains premises that many reasonable thinkers reject.
This involves assumptions: for example, the assumption that a proof contains premises and a conclusion.
That anxious adolescent conversation also contains the premise of "Asian American Dreams: The Emergence of an American People".
According to Hafner, Bolzano prefers direct proofs for two reasons: 1) indirect proofs proceed by a detour [Umweg] and contain redundant premises, 2) indirect proofs always contain a false premise which cannot be admitted as the ground of other truths.
One point was awarded for a set of propositions made in each warrant-backing chain that contained supported premises and valid inferences.
Since some of these sound argument instances contain as premises sentences attributing truth to the designata of that-clauses, those designata must be bearers of truth-values.
Further, these data do not consider further spread once other networks (e.g. connected by slaughterhouses and catching companies) contain infected premises.
They include such theorems as: (i) no deduction contains two negative premises; (ii) a deduction with a negative conclusion must have a negative premise; (iii) a deduction with a universal conclusion requires two universal premises; and (iv) a deduction with a negative conclusion requires exactly one negative premise.
His answer to all puzzles of life was the theory of evolution via natural selection which contains three simple premises.
The second one is less accepted recently: the sense of the premises contains that of the conclusion.
One of the two premises contains what is to be proven (que probatur), and the other offers the proof (que probat), while the conclusion gives the result of the proof into which the proof "goes down" (in quam probatio descendit).
