Most attention has been paid to electrical resistivity because it typically undergoes a variation over several orders of magnitude, which is a necessary premise to explain the frequency dispersion over several decades of frequency observed in the impedance response of films.
All the necessary premises are in place to dishonour 108 years of history.
The conversion rules for necessary premises are exactly analogous to those for assertoric premises: Possible premises behave differently, however.
It should provide at every level, from the most elementary to the most complex, the necessary premises for the acquisition of ultimate knowledge – the knowledge of God.
More specifically, the proper object of scientific knowledge is a proposition in the form of a conclusion that has been deduced from necessary premises.[4] Marsilius argued that universal concepts such as 'humanity' do not refer to real universals outside the human mind.
In this paper, we present necessary premises for the deployment of the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) integrating Big Data analytics of road network traffic measurements of the city of Mohammedia, Morocco.
A necessary conclusion follows from necessary premises (NLP I. 19, 110 113).
We also showed how such assumptions are necessary premises of the stated arguments.
Demonstrative logic is the method of deductive sciences such as arithmetic and geometry; it is the process of deducing necessary conclusions from necessary premises (Meta. II 5 m83).
Graham Oppy, who elsewhere expressed the view that he "see[s] no urgent reason" to depart from the traditional definition, defined ontological arguments as those that begin with "nothing but analytic, a priori and necessary premises" and conclude that God exists.
