An affirmative judgment regarding each of the following considerations or "premises" is necessary for the decision/conclusion to get on board: whether the train is safe enough, whether it's quick enough, and whether it's scenic enough (e.g. whether it's okay that they'll miss out on a view of the lake).
Generally speaking, Mr. Brodnick said, for a property owner to lawfully remove a tenant from a premises, it is necessary for the owner to get a court order.
By — correctly — requiring the addition of premise (2) to be necessary for the formal correctness of the proof, Bolzano unwittingly displayed its failure due to an informal fallacy.
As a further premise, however, it is necessary for this estimation to assume that intra- and extracellular lactate concentrations are in equilibrium [ 47].
Specifically, Pettit advocates a premise-based decision-making procedure as necessary for legitimacy.
7 8 The promotion of evidence-based testing, including the use of LRs, 8 10 is based on the premise that formal probabilistic reasoning is necessary for informed diagnostic decision-making.
Playing these scenes, Ms. Paltrow manages the difficult trick -- necessary for the movie's premise to succeed -- of being utterly oblivious to her own beauty.
He argues that merely imagining that an event's outcome is uncertain is enough to create suspense, thereby qualifying the first premise of the paradox only entertained uncertainty is necessary for suspense.
I don't doubt Holder's toughness, or the premise that opposing the popular view is sometimes necessary for a politician.
Indeed, in the cloud, the data and the mechanisms necessary for its processing may reside in the CSP's premises.
