"Pontypool" barely develops a premise that has all kinds of implications about the mass media (talk radio in particular) and the degradation of language in a culture overrun with hyperbole, jargon, disinformation and contrived drama.
Under these premises, we develop a road-based sanitation service and model its functionality in different settings and under many scenarios.
The episode was originally developed from a premise for the cancelled Star Trek: Phase II, although it underwent significant changes.
Lee gave Ditko the premise of a teenager bitten by a spider and developing powers, a premise Ditko would expand upon to the point he became what Bell describes as "the first work for hire artist of his generation to create and control the narrative arc of his series".
Or maybe they could just develop a primetime comedy show based on this premise.
We have considered such premises to design and develop a search method that deploys data mining and optimization techniques to provide a more significant and restricted set of pages as the final result of a user search.
✓ Ratiocination: developing a chain of premises leading to a valid conclusion (reasoning).
Therefore, based on his thoughts, thinking can be considered as: ✓ Doxa: forming an opinion or having an idea (opining) ✓ Vorstellen: representing a state of affairs (representing) ✓ Ratiocination: developing a chain of premises leading to a valid conclusion (reasoning) ✓ Problem-solving: scientific thinking (problem-solving) ✓ Beriff (Hegel): conceptual or systematic thinking (conceiving).
This premise led Cudworth to develop an ethical system emphasizing the rational, spontaneous, disinterested, and public-spirited character of the good life.
When the concept was complete, the development team presented it to several publishers, who stated that they liked the idea but its geometry-based core too strongly resembled "edutainment", and that they were interested in developing a more edgy, adult premise.
In particular, Tribe developed a lucrative practice often premised on invoking his clients' constitutional rights as "corporate persons" to try and avoid federal and state regulations.
