The implied or explicit premise of every Republican I heard is that any involvement of government in our lives is an arrogant abrogation of freedom.
That was the explicit premise; the implicit part, gradually to become clear to the audience, was that flies have infested not only this particular dwelling but the world at large, and that their presence is a symptom of climate change.
So far, the replies to the reductio have been "combative" in that they seek to undermine some tacit or explicit premise therein.
Separability is, however, an explicit premise in all of Einstein's later presentations of the argument for the incompleteness of quantum mechanics, both in correspondence and in print (see Howard 1985 for a detailed list of references).
Such biological databases are 'open' curation projects that work with the implicit or explicit premise of an unrestricted timeline, which is necessary to accomplish the goal of following a scientific field.
At one level they derive from explicit religious premises.
Myrdal, under the influence of Hägerström's value-nihilism provides a pragmatic way out of the value-incommensurability predicament, by the use of significant and relevant explicit value premises, as points of departure for social engineering.
"Erotica" is generally defined as sexually explicit material premised on equality, which depicts women as genuinely equal and consenting participants in sexual encounters.
He suggests that the intention specified should play an appropriate causal role in X's coming to think B. There is an important corollary: when we articulate our reasoning explicitly, we are typically not making previously suppressed premises explicit; rather, we are constructing the steps as we supply them.
Constructing mathematical models helps make premises explicit and quantifiable, to explain what is intended by concepts such as infectivity or ring vaccination.
