Sentence examples similar to presupposes tacitly from inspiring English sources
It is often presupposed (usually tacitly) in textbook probability puzzles.
Now we know that this idea has issues, because Newton's Law of Gravity tacitly presupposes three dimensions and we are able successfully launch probes to distant planets.
(When we say that a given observation confirms or refutes a given theoretical claim, we are tacitly presupposing much theoretical knowledge).
If restoration of original conditions does not happen naturally, however, this has not prevented the implementation of regulatory policies that tacitly presuppose the contrary.
But if truth-evaluable existential and quantificational claims must tacitly presuppose some category or categories of entity over which we are quantifying, then such arguments go astray.
The premise in need of most defense is P3.[45] When qualia terminology was introduced in section 1, it was tacitly presupposed that spectrum inversion was not rife.
Thomasson (2007) gives independent grounds for thinking that all quantification must at least tacitly presuppose a category or categories of entity over which we are quantifying, and argues that adopting that view provides the uniform basis for dissolving a number of problems supposed to arise with accepting an ontology of ordinary objects.
Tacitly rejecting the possibility that continuity could be preserved by action at a distance, Leibniz insists that continuity presupposes elasticity, and that elasticity in turn presupposes having parts that can move relative to one another.
We tacitly ignored any irony.
Mr Orbán tacitly deplores this.
