Understanding the extent to which this supposition may be grounded in evidence underpins this paper.
This supposition, investigated in both laboratory and field settings, is grounded in work demonstrating that public commitment to an attitudinal position enhances resistance to persuasion [ 13- 15] as well as in the research on strategic self-presentation [ 16].
To him, our faith in the ennobling power of political debate is no more well grounded than the supposition that college fraternities build character.
The trio Skeleton Key, fronted by the bassist and singer Eric Sanko, grounded the evening in the supposition that even outer-orbit rock bands like Tomahawk have connections back to pop music.
The case against Doyle, Dr. Spencer said, is "grounded almost entirely on supposition". It reveals how desperate the sleuths had become to settle blame on someone, anyone.
Shakily challenging the apparent, the almost certain, this flimsy exercise in supposition was tenuous and vague.
In fact, even, perhaps particularly, when the disjuncts are genuinely mutually exclusive, there are no grounds for the supposition that the or represents 0110 disjunction.
The repetitive and amorphous trends of Impressionism had in fact already given grounds for such a supposition.
They are all in the Persian style, and, except for the Chinese element which is often present in Persian art, there is no ground for Edmund Smith's supposition that Chinese artists were employed here.
The legend is that it contains books written, in the supposition of librarians, by lunatics.
The reason for including "non-overridden" in the supposition is that it would not be sufficient for S to be entitled to believe something if S only had good enough grounds to render a proposition sufficiently likely to be true because S might also have counter evidence that overrides those positive grounds.
