Tóibín compares its atmosphere to "Wuthering Heights," but also points to its vein of humor — the tragedy that is so deeply present in the premise of the story is treated with a surprising lightness: "You get a sense that it isn't merely grief stricken, that underneath it there's some edge of dark laughter".
Consequently, attributes present in the premise of a rule that assigns chlorides correctly or attributes absent from the condition part of a rule that assigns chlorides incorrectly are considered more relevant.
The only admin official present in the premises said that that he was not informed about our arrival and the principal (our contact) was unreachable by phone.
(6) (a) Is a copyright work communicated to the public by wire or wireless means within the meaning of Article 3 of [the Copyright Directive] where a satellite broadcast is received at a commercial premises (for example a bar) and communicated or shown at those premises via a single television screen and speakers to members of the public present in those premises?
Both pieces of information A and B are present in the premises.
While its use in statistics is undeniably inductive, Bayesian inference thereby obtains a deductive, or at least non-ampliative character: everything that is concluded in the inference is somehow already present in the premises.
He has to be competent to assess the risks of exposure to Legionella bacteria in the water systems present in the premises and the control measures (e.g. a microbiologist, environmental health officer or water engineer with is specific expertise).
Therefore, it is important to identify a person responsible for supervision and health safety in order to prevent or to control the risk from exposure, according to EWGLI and Italian guidelines; the person has to conduct an assessment of the sites at risk in the water systems present in the premises and to implement precautions for controlling any identified risk from Legionella bacteria.
Be present in each moment.
The number of provincially-inspected abattoirs in Ontario declined each year from 154 in 2001 to 106 in 2007, and each premise was present during the 7 year study period for an average of 4.2 years (95% CI: 3.9-4.6).
In sum, each premise has at least an initial plausibility.
