Saftler said his rivals assumed that movies broadcast on TV competed directly with DVDs and with movie-watching services like Netflix -- a logical enough supposition, given that the content is identical.
Marsilius's nominalism comes to the fore in his views on the object of scientific knowledge, the nature of universals, and the logical doctrine of supposition.
Much of the current opinion on dentin hypersensitivity is based on logical and sensible supposition rather than scientific evidence [ 10].
But humanist philosophers like Lefèvre reacted especially against the logica modernorum: Lefèvre's short Logical Introductions to Suppositions, Predicabilia, Divisions, Predicaments, Enunciations, … Fallacies, Obligations, and Insolubilia (1496b) was meant to give students a brief alternative to the Summule, instead of making it the focus of study.
Ayer (1956, p. 19) argues that as long as the belief that P is one state of affairs and P's being the case is an entirely different state of affairs (not including as a constituent the former) there can be no logical absurdity in the supposition that the former could occur without the latter.
Following on these suppositions in a logical manner, ER resident chaperones and the supportive cytoskeleton would be involved actively in the folding and placement of the multiple proteins within this CFTR-resident macromolecular complex.
However, little evidence was found to directly regard early adopters, so we retain our supposition that it is logical that they would be more reliant on private charging provision.
If some logical contradiction can be deduced from this supposition--any contradiction--then the hypothetical solution cannot exist, and Fermat's last theorem must be true.
But the detailed logical discussion starts right away with the concept of suppositio (supposition), i.e., from the capacity of substantive terms to stand for something in a propositional context.
