The reservoir property for the unknown area between wells is assigned by deterministic modeling, but the premise is to know the basic information of the known wells, then to exactly predict reservoir parameters between wells (Yu 2002).
If we went to war based on false premises, we need to know why and how that happened.
She and her assistants, including Emma Cons combined the weekly rent collection with checking every detail of the premises and getting to know the tenants personally, acting as early social workers.
Similarly, Aristotle holds that coming to know first premises is a matter of a potentiality in the mind being actualized by experience of its proper objects: "The soul is of such a nature as to be capable of undergoing this".
It follows from this premise that the right not to know your HIV status is as fundamental as the right to know.
You may or may not want to know the full premise of the play, Premiere Stages' affecting, thought-provoking current production, before seeing it.
People campaigning for a new hospital in North Somerset are demanding to know why plans for premises in Clevedon were scrapped at the 11th hour.
A "We would need to know the board's premise for making this demand, considering that the house rules and proprietary lease are silent on the topic," said Pierre Debbas, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer.
The film's unspoken premise is that we always know what Mel wants: we don't need weird powers to know what he is thinking.
Experienced connoisseurs of Manila malls — most of which are built by the same deep-pocketed developers, Ayala Land, Robinsons Land or SM Prime Holdings, each struggling to outdo the last with how many conveniences, attractions and decorative flourishes it can cram on to the premises — know that each belongs to its own class.
