Sentence examples for given its premises from inspiring English sources

The KS proof then shows that it is impossible (given its premises, of course) to assign to the spin-1 particle values for all these arbitrary choices.

Signal and noise trials of a task can be represented along a perceptual strength construct in SDT, referring to the strength of inference made to a particular stimulus – that is, the probability that a conclusion (decision/action) is true given its premises.

I think because I wanted it to be more outrageous, given its premise: to challenge the laughter comfort zone.

It's probably unfair, or at least unrealistic, to criticize the show for a lack of seriousness or news judgment, given its premise and its Twitter-driven title.

Regarding the Glastonbury Festival as a "city" might seem counter-intuitive, given its premise of a partial return to ancient rural civilisation – fake stone circles and all.

A format war in the internet of things could be even more stifling, given its premise to connect currently "dumb" objects to each other.

Nevertheless, given its scientific premises, the potential magnitude of its impact to society, and what has been achieved thus far, it is reasonable to anticipate that continued efforts in this vibrant, multidisciplinary field should contribute to ultimately broaden its reach.

Now, the entertaining and -- given its grotesque premise -- unexpectedly moving film will have an opportunity to find its natural audience of online viewers.

The anthology's 24 short "excerpts" from seven decades of the fictional Pollack's journalism serve to parody the genre of literary journalism, and the joke proves surprisingly durable given its narrow premise.

Some people say it's nearly impossible for a truffle not to taste good, given its basic premise: you start with a rich blend of chocolate and cream and butter called ganache, then add nuts or fruit or roll it in cocoa.

Such a study would hardly be viable, given its unreasonable premise that an observing stranger would nearly have to reside within the private sphere of a family.