Sentence examples for presupposes between from inspiring English sources

At the least, such examples raise questions about the connection that the DBA presupposes between partial beliefs and favorable/unfavorable betting odds.

Second, the case of abstract entities such as the claims and obligations generated by acts of promising called into question the strong connection hitherto endorsed or presupposed between ideality and temporality: on the one hand, these entities are neither material nor mental; on the other, they are temporal (they come into being at a given time and disappear when the promise is honored).

We considered BY presupposing dependence between DWT coefficients.

This presupposes adequate communication between the nursing staff within a care unit, and cooperation between different professions and units in the nursing home.

Putnam's earlier work certainly presupposes a feedback between prosperity and sane social practices.

This process presupposes the connection between the universally human and individuation.

As we saw, above, Nietzsche's critique of morality presupposes a distinction between higher and lower types of people.

The Relativist agrees with the Demarcater that logical consequence must be understood as formal consequence, and so presupposes a distinction between logical and nonlogical constants.

John Biro (1991) suggests that part of the intuition pumped by Nagel, that bat experience is substantially different from human experience, presupposes systematic relations between physiology and phenomenology.

But not only would this make certain forms of adoption morally suspect, it presupposes implausible connection between genetics, identity, and human flourishing (Haslanger 2009).

One might object that the second point presupposes an asymmetry between public secular reasons, to which both sides have access in principle, and religious reasons, to which only believers have initial and direct access.