Sentence examples for premise described from inspiring English sources

The promise of quantum computers is that both a zero and a 1 can exist at once, just like the perplexing premise described by the Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger in which a cat in a box can be simultaneously alive and dead until someone looks inside.

The first relies on a problematic statistical premise described by Calabrese and Baldwin (2003b).

The fourth premise describes another aspect of complexity: the necessity of crowding of different molecules within microspaces, protocells, and contemporary cells, Figs.  1 and 3 [ 37, 41, 70– 70].

The antecedent or the preceding part (the rule's premise) describes the degree to which the rule applies, while the conclusion part (the rule's consequent) assigns a membership function to each of the output variables.

The landlord "prays for a final judgment of eviction, awarding to the petitioner possession of the premises described as follows: all rooms and areas, Studio 1110, in the building known as 881 Seventh Avenue, a k a 154 West 57th Street, New York, New York".

As a consequence of differences in the definition of a farm premises described above and the time of year at which the data were gathered, animal numbers on the agricultural census and DCS may have differed for an individual holding.

The premises described here address: (1) the continuity relation between chemical evolution and Darwinian evolution, (2) the planetary sources of energies necessary for chemical evolution, (3) the necessity for planetary physicochemical complexity at the origin of life, and (4) macromolecular crowding that ensures chemical evolution of molecular recognition and cellular self-organization.

There are no scoreboards or big-screen televisions to follow the action at the speedway as at Nascar events, but an announcer on an FM station that can be picked up only on the premises describes the races to those who want to keep up.

To test this premise, experiments described herein investigated micronucleus (MN) formation in TK6 cells treated with genotoxic agents applied at 22 closely spaced concentrations in quadruplicate, with 10,000 cells analyzed per replicate.

The show's premise is described as a cross between Survivor, Big Brother, Lord Of The Flies and CNN's Crossfire except with real fire.

Its basic premise is described in a promo video shared with piece: "It allows for you to self-host your work, track its location, and track each instance where your work finds itself online".