Sentence examples for presupposes that future from inspiring English sources
Obviously this presupposes that future robots would be so ubiquitous that we'd have "cheap" and "expensive" ones but, as the toy market shows us, even the most rudimentary beeps, boops and giggles can make us fall in love with our Furbies, Pleos and Hatchimals.
Our model presupposes that sort of uniqueness of demand, and solves specifically for that.
"You never sent me that email, Mavis," presupposes that Mavis screwed up or didn't bother.
The ordinary sense of "W is contingent" is "W could have been otherwise," which presupposes that the future was once open with respect to W. Since there is no future in eternity, to speak of contingency in eternity is to lose one's anchor in ordinary language which is saturated with temporal reference.
An informal way to express his insight is that no claim to knowledge of matters of fact ought to be thought of as definitive because in all of our inductive reasoning (or inferences) we presuppose that the future will be the same as the past.
It does not presuppose that AI is conscious - that is the question.
From this, we can presuppose that Cd2+-induced apoptosis occurs through ERK activation.
To have a future like ours, for instance, presupposes that one is identical to some person who will experience said future.
The prevailing story that Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens and should be treated like citizens on the mainland presupposes that Puerto Ricans have already decided their political future — or worse, that Puerto Ricans have no say in the matter.
In the Hosanna-Tabor Supreme Courthease, the Justice Department argued that there should be no "ministerial exception" at all — a contention the court dismissed as "amazing". The modified contraceptive mandate still presupposes that religious liberty only applies to institutions whose primary purpose is worship, leaving every other religious institution vulnerable to future regulation.
The notion of action presupposes that something has to happen.
