Sentence examples for gap presupposes from inspiring English sources

Talk here of a "same-sized gap" presupposes that we have an agreed standard for measuring the sizes of gaps.

The above discussion about inter-industry income gaps presupposes that there is a unified national labor market.

These data gaps presuppose that some staff do not appreciate the essence of keeping good registers and maintaining proper data management which is a tool to securing high quality of healthcare delivery.

According to Husserl, the philosophies of Descartes and Kant presupposed a gap between the aspiring knower and what is known, one that made claims to knowledge of the external world dubious and in need of justification.

3. Of course, this presupposes that there are no "gaps" between the elements or points, which is implicit in the assumption that the points have been obtained by complete division of a continuum.

Optimal topologies of the two-dimensional system are also explored using genetic algorithms aimed at producing large increases in complete band gap width and shift, or group velocity variation, without presupposing the topology.

We are often aware, of course, of the selective and gappy nature of these narratives: but our ability sometimes to identify such gaps and errors in memory, some philosophers have argued, itself presupposes a conception of the causal connectedness of the self.

The traditional name for this gap is "freedom of the will". According to Searle, all rational activity presupposes free will.

Yet these exhibitions do something else too: they reveal that the gap between then and now might not be as gaping as presupposed, and that, in aesthetic terms at least, the '90s are still going strong 15 years past their expiration date.

It presupposes a plan, reasons for things.

"Which just presupposes a very short distance".