Finally, we present a variant of the procedure of [P.M. Dung, R.A. Kowalski, F. Toni, Dialectic proof procedures for assumption-based, admissible argumentation, Artificial Intelligence 170 (2006) 114 159] that is sound for the sceptical grounded semantics.
Gorgias goes on to argue for a sceptical conclusion, on the grounds that we have no basis for discerning which mental states correspond to reality and which do not, and so cannot know anything at all.
Bell's criticisms are shared by senior figures on the left of the SNP and within the Yes Scotland independence campaign, who believe Salmond is being too timid by offering a more moderate version of independence to win over sceptical and unpersuaded middle-ground voters.
For Knowledge building, Descartes construes sceptical doubts as the ground clearing tools of epistemic demolition.
More light was expected to come from a press conference with Mr Hildebrand on January 5th, due to take place after The Economist had gone to press.There are grounds to be sceptical about the attack on Mr Hildebrand.
Rebels on the ground remain deeply sceptical about the value of diplomacy.
Hobsbawm turned a sceptical eye on nationalism in the ground-breaking co-edited book The Invention of Tradition (1983), and in Nations and Nationalism (1990).
Professor Robert Black, the Scottish lawyer who proposed trying Megrahi and Fhimah on neutral ground in the Netherlands, was sceptical that the initiative would lead to a fresh trial.
Because she never forgot that literature was made from human experience, she was astringently sceptical of theory: particularity and clarity grounded her work.
The data, you go to the district here and you ask for the data, nobody will avail you with the exact data of what is on the ground That makes people sceptical, why, why the secret?
