Sentence examples for presupposes to run from inspiring English sources
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.
To run this sort of objection, the critic endorses some principle about the necessity of beliefs which itself presupposes that eliminative materialism must be false (P. S. Churchland, 1986; Cling, 1989; Devitt, 1990; Ramsey, 1991).
At the 1/8 pole he was presupposed to fade, given his pace.
I'm Canadian -- we are generally presupposed to be rather peaceful folk.
It presupposes striving to stay open to the studied phenomenon and its meanings' [ 29].
In other words, his argument presupposes that what has enabled longevity has run its course and we're done making progress.
If this mind is physical and irreducible, it presupposes mind to see it as such.
At some point, as we have noted, we necessarily run out of legal norms that confer the relevant validity on law creating acts, and at that point the legal validity has to be presupposed.
The only way to make a logical moral argument is to presuppose morality and meaning to start with.
The algorithm presupposes work up in a specialised centre with access to PRMC testing.
