Sentence examples for kind assumptions from inspiring English sources

As with other studies of this kind, assumptions had to be made, notably considering the age of death.

Accordingly, relationists reject what was called in the last section "the common kind assumption".

They accept (A) and so block the argument by rejecting the spreading step (B) ((he Common Kind Assumption (CKA)).

As noted above, the second pillar in the foundation of the view that qualia are intrinsic, nonrepresentational properties of experiences is the common kind assumption.

That is, we have the Reverse Common Kind Assumption: (RCKA) Whatever fundamental kind of event occurs when one hallucinates, the very same kind of event also occurs in a causally matching veridical experience.

The second pillar consists in what is sometimes called "the common kind assumption", namely that veridical and hallucinatory experiences sometimes share the same phenomenal character (have the same qualia).

That is, they accept (B) where that is understood in terms of what Martin (2004, 2006) has called the Common Kind Assumption, that is: (CKA) Whatever fundamental kind of mental event occurs when one veridically perceives, the very same kind of event could occur were one hallucinating.

"The kind of assumptions on which they based their future have changed.

But what kind of assumptions about lives and stories inform this idea of biography.

Do the English make the same kind of assumptions about Colombia as the North Americans do in this story?

A (white) woman walking by saw a black man trying to force the door and leapt to the kind of assumptions that Gates has chronicled over many years.