In a paper entitled 'The Regressive Method of Discovering the Premises of Mathematics', dating from 1907, for example, Russell talks of 'analysis' in the regressive sense, i.e., as the process of working back to 'ultimate logical premises', and this as an inductive rather than deductive process.
They note that Deloitte, which Ahab had appointed as a consultant, made "drive-by" visits to the borrowers' addresses, discovering that "the premises were not occupied by the borrowers or used for trade purposes".The report naturally tries to establish who was really in charge of TIBC.
But as Nathan and others are discovering, as a premise for collective action, it can offer a new kind of leverage.
Random items discovered on the premises include a syringe and an oversize brassiere.
Obamacare has not worked out financially for many of the health insurance companies, which have discovered the original premises of population health were false, leading to a strain on the system and a failure on the government end to supplement in less lucrative areas.
Torrance Police Department's Sergeant Kranke told E Newss that the charges escalated from a misdemeanor to a felony because the drugs were discovered within the premises of the jail.
Rodrigo and his classmates would meet after school or on weekends at friends' houses, discovering that Minecraft's deceptively simple premise allowed them almost limitless creative possibilities.
Suicide Kale is a new lesbian comedy centering around the deeply uncomfortable premise of a new couple discovering an anonymous suicide note in their married friends' house.
A specialist Ofsted taskforce has been carrying out a crackdown on illegal schools, with inspectors discovering children being educated in "unsafe and unhygienic premises" by staff who have not been properly checked.
In other words, the distinction is supposed to be between objective relations among premises and conclusions, and subjective ways of discovering those relations.
