Most prominently, it gives the customer a choice of running the software on the vendor's cloud, on a third-party cloud, as a managed instance on their own server, or as plain old on-premise software.
That is, he seems to have thought, that one can infer the latter from the former only if, in addition to premises concerning plain matters of fact, one has on hand as well at least one evaluative premise.
Minutes later, he was escorted off the premises by plain-clothed police, shoved into a silver SUV, and driven to the police station.
First, he established his premise: September 11th made plain that the security of Europe and North America is dependent upon the promotion of democracy in the Middle East — and, ultimately, in the world.
The lone remaining occupant of the house is Devon, the family cat, who moved about in the rubble, but out of training, or fidelity, or just plain bewilderment, refused to leave the premises.
The baguettes, which are also sold plain or buttered, are baked on the premises, and the banh mi, especially the somewhat sloppy Vietnamese meatball version, make a satisfying lunch: 113 Mott Street (Canal Street), (212) 212-7212.
To develop a plain language prototype, we accepted most of the premises of the TA approach, but redesigned the presentation of results, using plain language and document design strategies.
Currently, Mr. Bright is offering "Ted Bundy," which drops the fairy-tale premise and concentrates on serial killing, plain and simple.
But Bruce Helford, the executive producer, is smart enough to use the ridiculous premise as a vehicle for just plain being ridiculous.
Supporters made it plain that their endorsement rested in part on the premise that the Hearst Building was envisioned from the first as the base of a larger structure.
