Whereas, if the group adopts the premise driven procedure, where the conclusion is determined not by a vote but by group's views regarding the premises, then the group's conclusion is rational (this is the "yes" in the lower triangle of the lower right box).
The same premise drove New York City to provide free tampons and pads to girls in 25 public schools in Queens and the Bronx earlier this year.
In addition, the big superstore premises that drove Tesco's success in the last decade have become increasingly unfashionable as internet home shopping combined with small top-up shops in local convenience stores become more popular.
As mentioned above, we exploited the asymmetric nature and cost of cloud communications, i.e. data sent into the public cloud is cheaper than data sent from the public cloud to private premises, to drive code partitioning decisions and so improve application run costs.
Various thought experiments have been proposed that attempt to violate this premise and drive a system away from equilibrium without expending work.
Both forward chaining and backward chaining are used collectively during the inference process, which is mainly driven by premises and conditions with the highest factors of confidence.
Driven by these premises, we established a yeast cell death model for UBB+1-triggered neurotoxicity.
Driven by these premises, we evaluated the involvement of the Cdc48/Vms1/Npl4-dependent Cdc48/Vms1/Npl4-dependentgered cytotoxicity.
Driven by these premises, we examined ecto-CRT expression on malignant blasts from AML patients, before and after chemotherapy with anthracyclines.
The two powers collaborated occasionally in Afghanistan, but with America driven by the premise that "we don't speak to evil", detente was a distant possibility.
"These stories are all driven by the premise that the only way to deal with this problem -- whatever the problem may be -- is through an act of violence," Mr. Slotkin says.
