Not all replies to the thinking animal argument have focused exclusively on, or even addressed themselves directly, to one or the other of the three premises that make up that argument.
The AU, after initially supporting the International Criminal Court, has soured on its premise upon seeing Africans make up the vast majority of indictments - all while powerful countries like the US refuse to even sign on.
It is time to outline, which should include how you plan to begin, what content, premise, or rough jokes will make up the majority of your sketch, and how you will end.
Yet as if to make up for such a radical premise, it then backtracks into stereotype.
The foundational premise of the piece is that higher education must now "make up for the mistakes it made in what I call the industry's 'lost decade,' from 1999 to 2009.
Image forensics uses digital technology to determine image authenticity, and is based on the premise that digital manipulation alters the values of the pixels that make up an image.
One of the key premises in complex-systems analysis is that knowledge of the elements (agents) that make up a complex system is necessary, but by no means sufficient to understand systems behavior and its impact on (clinical) outcomes.
And the project's entire premise — that India can make a cheap tablet computer that will somehow make up for failures of the country's crippled education system — is fundamentally flawed, according to some experts in education and manufacturing.
Coexistence of the species that make up a community is facilitated by their different heritable traits, which is a fundamental premise of niche theory.
"It's one thing for accounting to make up numbers and another if it's discovered their entire network is programmed to defraud competitors when the premise of their bankruptcy emergence is that they're now clean".
