Sentence examples for in either premise from inspiring English sources

Theophrastus, for instance, adopted the simpler rule that the modality of the conclusion of a syllogism was always the "weakest" modality found in either premise, where \(N\) is stronger than \(A\) and \(A\) is stronger than \(P\) (and where \(P\) probably has to be defined as "not necessarily not").

Now a modal argument is one in which either a premise or the conclusion is an ordinary or an extraordinary modal judgment.

The WebKit-based browser runs in a virtualized environment either on-premise or in the cloud and mostly resembles Google's Chrome (though with the URL bar on top of the tabs).

The Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT) opened in 2002 in premises provided by the government of Uzbekistan.

The suit alleges that Bumble "copied Tinder's world-changing, card-swipe-based, mutual opt-in premise".

The Conners is a project failed not in execution but in premise.

Sometimes, as in premise (5) in the argument set out above, the appeal is to the mere existence of any evil whatever.

A standard drink in most on premise locations in the Netherlands contains 10 g of alcohol [ 28].

Trivially, anyone warranted in believing the premise is warranted in believing the conclusion.

defer.add img); Fourth figure: The middle term serves as predicate in the major premise and subject in the minor premise.

defer.add img); Third figure: The middle term serves as subject in the major premise and subject in the minor premise.