"The natural, original distemper of man is presumption," I more or less heard him say.
Note that robust filtering approaches in [60, 61, 62] have a common presumption that the original system is stable, which may to some extent limit the application scope of the results obtained.
A presumption in Neel's original hypothesis was that a "quick insulin trigger" after meals helps conserve energy [ 4].
Their presumption that Carver would have republished his original text in its entirety had he lived is exactly that: a presumption.
In line with contemporary thinking, he assumed a static universe, adding a new parameter to his original field equations the cosmological constant to match that observational presumption.
The new sequence would thus form a longer match, which contradicts the presumption that the match between the original pair was set-maximal.
Predictably, the last person who would be willing to re-think his presumptions was Deadmau5 himself, who denied that his original tweet had anything to do with sexism. .
And, again, his picture of her corruption was made stranger by his presumption of her lack of real agency or original ideas: "Hillary Clinton is merely a vessel for those global special interests trying to strip our country of its wealth, its jobs, its status" — he emphasized that word — "as a sovereign nation".
Makram Khoury's visitor, much less the detached outsider than in the original, also subtly registers his moral revulsion at ritualised execution and presumption of guilt.
In a dissenting opinion, an incandescent Justice Clarence Thomas protested that the majority ruling "openly flouts our well-established duty to respect the executive's judgment in matters of military operations and foreign affairs".In their original form, the military commissions did not even provide for a presumption of innocence or guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
