This paper presents an original solution to the basic lexical problem: a word list for foundation engineers that (1) presupposes little lexical or grammatical knowledge, (2) can be used by learners with a low level of English, and (3) applies to all engineering disciplines.
This method is powerful in that it presupposes little about the identity of the bacteria: it can distinguish among many bacteria with a single test, and often reveals the presence of species that were clinically unexpected.
There the gulf between science and art has been steadily narrowing over the last 2 decades, thanks mostly to the advent of inexpensive, easily used personal computer technology that makes available intuitive, learn-as-you-go tools that presuppose little or no formal training of any kind.
In particular, Anderson adds, We have a bit in "Royal Tenenbaums," which we borrowed permanently from Ric, about a book called "Old Custer" (everybody knows he died at Little Bighorn but this book presupposes: Maybe he DIDN'T???).
Inside the interrogation room, the military's Code of Conduct, which presupposes adherence to the Geneva Conventions, was of little value.
The rather sketchy narrative presupposes a certain level of Shackleton knowledge, so a little boning up beforehand is recommended.
It's a little bit of any empty concept in some ways because it presupposes that there was some sort of magical moment when everything was right.
This idea strikes me as more than a little dotty.As Jason Brennan, a philosopher at Georgetown, puts it, "this presupposes that if you hire someone for, say, 40 hours a week, you owe him enough money for him to lead a decent life".
It presupposes a plan, reasons for things.
"Which just presupposes a very short distance".
Capitalism presupposes a willingness to save, to invest, and to defer gratification; at the same time, through advertising and marketing techniques, it encourages people to indulge themselves, to live on credit, and to pay little heed to the farther future.
