The closed world assumption, as it pertains to databases, states that "Everything stated by the database, either explicitly or implicitly, is true; everything else is false".
The Supreme Court level vote was 5-4 against us, but said in there that everything stated in the magazine about the product was false.
Poonam Joshi of the BBC gave four out of five stars stating that, "everything about this film works It's rare to see a film that bounces between humour and sentiment so seamlessly.
In this work Bunge distinguishes causal determination from other forms of determination (structural, teleological, dialectical, and statistical), telling apart three different senses in which the term "causality" enters scientific discourse as a law stating that same causes produce same effects, as a relation between cause and effect, and as a principle stating that everything has a cause.
The governor had stated that everything would be compensated with money.
A former cabinet minister stated that everything depended on the economy.
In fact, as early as 1666, remarking favorably on Hobbes' writings, Leibniz wrote: "Thomas Hobbes, everywhere a profound examiner of principles, rightly stated that everything done by our mind is a computation" (On the Art of Combinations (1666); G IV, 64 (P, 3)).
While GameDaily editor Robert Workman criticized the motion controls, he stated that everything else works.
When talking about his directing style on set, Chaplin stated that "everything I do is a dance.
Bruce Nauman stated that everything he does in his studio is art—I find that idea rather limited.
