Sentence examples for development of the supposition from inspiring English sources

In the case of possibility: we are justified in asserting that \(A\) is possible when a robust and good counterfactual development of the supposition that \(A\) does not yield a contradiction.

The basic epistemic idea is that a justified belief about necessity and possibility can be arrived at through a counterfactual development, in imagination, of the supposition that \(\neg A\), for the case of necessity, and the supposition that \(A\), for the case of possibility.

In the final stages of the development of the theory, the notion of supposition becomes the general label that covers all the uses of a noun (substantive or adjectival), to which other recognised properties of terms (appellatio, ampliatio and restrictio) are subordinated.

Ampliation is an extension of the supposition of a term.

The investigations of the ripening kinetics confirm the former of the suppositions made.

As it turns out neither of the suppositions for Moskovitz's decision to leave were right.

For example, the prevailing view is that relatives of identity preserve the supposition of their antecedent.

Since the supposition of absolute space thus leads to a violation of the PSR, the supposition itself must be rejected as chimerical or confused according to Leibniz.

The good agreement between these two types of observations supports the supposition presented above.

The presence of all these regulator elements favours the supposition of a transcriptionally active gene.

Thus, our supposition for the localization of HIV-infected/activated macrophages and CD8+ T cells in the context of the development of dementia in HIV patients is highly relevant.