Though the basic premise always seemed far-fetched to the important people we hoped would pay big bucks for it.
Even between two consenting adults, sex on the premises was always an immediate mandatory dismissal, he said.
It is, however, not guaranteed that, apart from potentially low probability of its occurrence, a conjecture's premises are always correct, as its real causes might have been overlooked.
It is reiterated however that this does not imply that infection seeded in large premises will always result in a large outbreak.
Weakening, expansion and contraction rules are rejected, for they say respectively that a redundant premise can be added in a derivation, that a given premise can always be used twice, and that two distinct tokens of the same premise type can be considered the same.
The existence of syllogisms with singular terms could be thought to cast doubt on such general syllogistic principles as "One premise must always be universal" and "Nothing follows from two particular premises".
Whether I'm buying a painting or a bedspread, his premise is always the same — namely, that I am retarded, and people take advantage of me.
Scribblenauts' premise has always been deceptively simple: create objects out of thin air by simply typing in said object's name, before using it to help out and gain the much coveted "Starites".
With the advent of the internet, the practice has become easier and more widespread, says Zug, but the premise has always remained the same for the brides, she says: a chance to find a better life.
His premise was always that something that had long pleased readers must have pleased them for a reason; sometimes it was because of a quality or a problem in their time that had made the work seem briefly pleasing, sometimes it was because of some permanent quality of imagination or truth.
