Sentence examples for presupposes to from inspiring English sources

In fact, Locke himself thought it possible (and actual) for human beings biologically similar in the way that American race thinking presupposes to be members of different races.

The fuel temperature calculation code used in the design stage of the High Temperature engineering Test Reactor (HTTR) presupposes to run on UNIX systems, and its operation and execution procedure are complicated and are not user-friendly.

At the 1/8 pole he was presupposed to fade, given his pace.

3-Hydroxyacyl-CoA dehydrogenases from β-oxidation are presupposed to utilize NADH as a cofactor, due to the organisation of the central metabolism.

Chemical atoms had more in common with natural minima insofar as they were presupposed to have properties characteristic of the substances they were atoms of.

For Hume the "science of man" is the "foundational" science because it is presupposed to some degree by all the other sciences.

In addition to burden of proof arguments against the Way of Ideas and the representational theory of perception, Reid also deploys a number of detailed arguments against specific components of these theories and against commitments they presuppose to be true.

It follows that for Meinong it is not possible to apply the characterization principle to cases where the existence of the objects is presupposed to be a fact (cf. Jorgensen 2002b).

At some stage, in every legal system, we get to an authorizing norm that has not been authorized by any other legal norm, and thus it has to be presupposed to be legally valid.

Thomas emphasizes those passages in the Aristotelian natural writings which speak of the order of determination, that is, of what considerations come first and are presupposed to those that come later.

I'm Canadian -- we are generally presupposed to be rather peaceful folk.