Sentence examples for elementary premises from inspiring English sources
Russell had been motivated by the logicist project of finding definitions and elementary premises from which mathematical statements could be proved.
The various types of democratic rule that can be implemented should reject quick elections, as the diverse sectarian societies found in the Middle East need to be reconciled with elementary premises of political and human freedoms.
It was almost as if they were staging their shows' premises for elementary school children.
Located in the premises of the elementary school "Kole Nedelkovski" in Skopje, in space provided by the Municipality of Centar, the counseling center will be open to the public every working day from 16:00 to 20 00 hours, hours when the school is not in session.
Mr. Houellebecq means to illustrate this premise in "The Elementary Particles" by holding up the lives of his two unsavory heroes, Michel and Bruno, as case studies.
It should provide at every level, from the most elementary to the most complex, the necessary premises for the acquisition of ultimate knowledge – the knowledge of God.
Rooted to the foot of the survey's table of results, below debt collection and "elementary construction occupations", is publican or manager of a licensed premises.
Michael Scriven (1959), for example, once objected to "the deductive model, with its syllogistic form, where no student of elementary logic could fail to complete the inference, given the premise", when no restriction is placed on the complexity of the relevant laws or the intricacy of these deductions (Hempel 1965c, 339).
This premise is true at all levels of biology but especially so in the elementary years where foundations of science knowledge are laid.
Executive Producer Robert Doherty [Elementary] has commented on the comparison, "Many hands have handled Sherlock over the years and Watson and the premise and the show.
