He challenged the skeptic to show that the premises of the skeptic's argument are any more certain than the everyday beliefs that form the premises of Moore's argument.
Since D is uniquely determined by its complement, and vice versa, logical two-valuedness is, in fact, reduced to logical mono-valuedness if there is just one entailment relation defined as truth preservation form the premises to the conclusion.
Since Aristotle calls the axioms, 'those from which (demonstration arises),' some have suggested that the axioms alone form the premises for a science and that a proof in any science arises by placing genus terms and their definitions in the axioms and then substituting terms like 'triangle' for their definitions when they arise in proofs.
Precisely that prediction formed the premise of Kevin Phillips's provocative political tract of 1969, "The Emerging Republican Majority".
This last bit formed the premise of my scheme and was a large part of my story.
This was raised by Emma Watson at the launch of the HeforShe campaign and formed the premise of Elizabeth Broderick's address on the second day of the conference.
Well, the scenario also forms the premise of this combi-horror, which stars Steve Guttenberg as a washed up 90s actor who, strangely, isn't called Steve Guttenberg but still has to fight half-spiders, half-volcanoes to save humanity.
Taken together, this forms the premise for undertaking the current study.
It should be noted that conservation of oligonucleotide usage patterns within rDNA genes forms the premise of the i-rDNA algorithm.
They do however differ in their duration of action, preservative content and buffering and retarding additives and forms the premise of their classification in this study [ 18].
