As we have seen, Russell is inclined to give such judgments a consequentialist reading and then to index them to some presumed set of projects.
The balance of the traffic flow is presumed by setting the same amount of flow rate to every incoming street.
Given that L code = 120 and T = 0.45L code =54, P fp turns out to be 4.34 × 10−7, which implies that FPE rarely happens while using the presumed parameter setting.
The mother of one of the Japanese hostages threatened with execution by Isis made an emotional appeal for the release of her son yesterday as the presumed deadline set for a ransom to be paid passed.
Two successive administrations have presumed to set unrealizable objectives and to try reaching them by ill conceived methods in ignoring the fundamental givens of the situation.
The first is the rigid and formulaic application of the criteria of scientific validity announced by Justice Blackmun as merely exemplary: "Many factors will bear on the inquiry, and we do not presume to set out a definitive checklist or test" (Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1993).
How can you presume to set yourselves up as the final authority in all questions?" Mr. Erdogan shouted at a youth rally organized in Ankara by his Justice and Development Party, or A.K.P. "Do you have a monopoly on the theater in this country?
Since the definition "childhood," according to TV Land, pertains to the youngsters of the 1990s (who are now 30something, I presume), Zarghami set the stage for the countless upcoming crow-fests.
With this presumed superiority, Socrates set out to prove the oracle wrong.
As the priest explained that she was the mother of the journalist whose presumed killing had set off political crises, demonstrations and condemnation of Mr. Kuchma, the pope placed his hand on Mrs. Gongadze's head and said, "I pray to God to send you strength and patience on the road to the truth".
