Sentence examples for premise such as from inspiring English sources

If a premise such as (1) cannot, at least at present, be established deductively, then the only possibility, it would seem, is to offer some sort of inductive argument in support of the relevant premise.

But this is certainly a highly controversial metaethical claim, and, as a consequence, the prospects for establishing a premise such as (1) via a deductive argument do not appear promising, at least given the present state of moral theory.

The treatise itself is mainly devoted to a laborious calculation of the various different possible forms of hypothetical syllogism involving two, three (with a first premise such as 'If it is A, then if it is B, it is C') and four terms (with a first premise such as 'If, if it is A then it is B, then, if it is C then it is D').

NuCypher's platform exists as an SDK and an encryption library, so its business model is licensing the software — it's not hosting any data itself, confirms Wilkison; customers can install the software on premise, such as within an existing Hadoop deployment, or directly in the cloud on the infrastructure they're managing.

There are important exceptions to this premise, such as the increased collagen I deposition that is often noted in aged hearts (Gazoti Debessa et al, 2001).

The PED system comprises of tools capable of querying data content either by using simple queries based on an individual premise such as gene expression, or by combining information across multiple data types such as conducting a query addressing both gene expression and copy number data.

Eight of them also have the same restrictions for on-trade premises such as pubs, hotels and restaurants.

This approach has been taken to allow large multiple unit premises, such as a pleasure park, track or shopping mall, to obtain discrete premises licences, where appropriate.

The supreme court had held in 1883 that the 14th Amendment guarantees did not apply where discrimination occurred on private premises, such as hotels or restaurants.

As a counter-balance, the government says the bill will remove some 6,000 slot machines from smaller premises such as fast food shops and minicab offices, to help reduce young people's access to gambling.

"Business premises such as supermarkets or food stores and auto service stations and petrol stations were targeted, often with precision-guided munitions and artillery that started fires and destroyed their contents".