The descriptive meaning of a sign is a disposition that relates the sign to a range of "cognitive" states, including belief, supposition, presumption, etc. From a hearer or reader's point of view, cognitive states are the responses, tokens of the sign are the stimuli.
At issue is the decision's effect on the range of circumstances under which the fraud-on-the-market presumption of reliance continues to be available.
This explains the range of its contributions, which, though roughly coordinated by a desire to unsettle presumptions of human exceptionalism and reinvigorate attention to the material and nonhuman, understand this task in very different and at times incompatible ways.
Laying out his Open Public Services policy, he said everything was up for sale, with "a new presumption" that "public services should be open to a range of providers competing to offer a better service".
Gavin Millar, QC for a range of media organisations including the Guardian, BBC and the Daily Mail, said the inquiry should operate on the presumption of openness.
We further try to discern exactly what theory drives their presumption that language can have no cognitive efficacy, and conclude that their position is undermined by a wide range of considerations.
The common presumption among genomics experimentalists is that the overall false positive rate in predicting TF or miRNA binding sites using various prediction methods is in the range of 50%-80 50%-80
"That would be the height of presumption.
1912A, 463, discusses the doctrine of presumption.
It reeked of presumption and social policing.
Netanyahu is guilty of grave errors of presumption.
