Sentence examples for premises of the third from inspiring English sources

Exemplary of this special class are the cogito and, importantly, the premises of the Third Meditation proofs of God.

More precisely, the Evil Genius Doubt is (on this reading) unbounded in the sense that it undermines all manner of judgments — even the cogito, even the premises of the Third Meditation proofs of God — when the mind is are no longer attending to them clearly and distinctly.

One of the premises of the Third Metric postulates seems to be that, in the American idiosyncratic quest for excellence and accomplishment, technology has become a catalyst for highly damaging hyper-connectivity.

The premises of the first syllogism in the series are first principles, which do not require demonstration, and the conclusion of the final syllogism is the scientific truth in question.

To diagram the premises of the first syllogism, one shades the part of G ("Greeks") that does not intersect H ("humans") and the part of H that intersects I ("immortal").

After deriving the conclusion, Newton uses the premises of the first two arguments from properties, together with the premise of the argument from effects, to critique the vortex theory of planetary motion.

The foundations of the first approach were established by the Confucian Xunzi (ca 230 310 BC) while the central premises of the second were founded by his disciple and founder of the Legalist school (Fa jia 法家) Han Fei (280 233 BC).

So in order for the first rule to be satisfied, all the premises of the second rule must also be satisfied.

From 28 September serpentinegallery.org An architecture exhibition without buildings is the ambitious premise of the third Lisbon triennale, entitled Close, Closer.

My argument is premised on the first principles of entrepreneurial finance, famously laid down by Professor Ronald Gilson.

The premise of "The First Noel" is grim.