Sentence examples for from two premises from inspiring English sources
A categorical syllogism infers a conclusion from two premises.
The FSA said it had also passed on evidence from two premises in Tottenham, north London, and one in Hull, East Yorkshire, to Europol – the European Union's law enforcement agency – after investigators, accompanied by police officers and local authority officials, removed meat samples for testing.
Shteir, who is the head of the Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism Program at DePaul University, in Chicago, operates from two premises: that the element of tease is as important to the form as the element of strip (the words were not linked until the late nineteen-twenties), and that the essence of striptease consists in a rigorous maintenance of distance between the performer and the viewer.
He reasons to this conclusion from two premises.
Food Standards Agency FSAA) officers and police took computers, documents and meat samples from two premises in north London and one in Hull on Friday.
If, for example, we have one syllogism from two premises A and B to a conclusion C, and we have another from the premises C and D to the conclusion E, then in some sense, the longer argument from premises A, B and D to conclusion E is a good one.
Washington's thinking proceeds from three premises.
If the two original arguments are formally valid, then so too is the longer argument from three premises.
The argument can be rendered for our purposes as a valid deductive argument from three premises: (1) If moral knowledge is possible, then some moral judgments are beliefs.
In order to address this question, this study investigated the variability of 45 foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) genome sequences (from 33 animals) that were collected during 2007 from eight premises (10 different herds) in the United Kingdom.
In the learning phase of the reasoning condition, participants had to integrate the presented information from three premises, where the first two were not related until the third premise appeared (A > B was followed by C > D and in the end by B > C).
