Thus, I assume the first supposition is the reason for what is almost an unethical article.
The first supposition seems more likely, since the Greeks probably had more contact with the seagoing Phoenicians than did the inland Phrygians.
Largely overlooked by synthetic chemists since their first supposition by Fries in 1907 and subsequent spectroscopic investigation and crystallographic studies, o-QMs have chiefly remained of interest to physical organic chemists.
In the first case, the supposition is personal and singular, as it occurs in 'this man is'hichomohomo est'); in the second one, it is personal and common.
If from the grave, Young has second-guessed that supposition, he need Google no further than the aforementioned advert.
He "stayed on well" to record his first win, beating Supposition by a neck (approximately a quarter of a length), under Kieren Fallon.
First is the supposition that migratory birds are involved in regional dispersal of HP-H5N1.
As an example of the danger of supposition, a second official cited Iraq, saying the absence of evidence that Iraq had destroyed its chemical and biological weapons appeared to have been interpreted by intelligence agencies as evidence that it still possessed them.
Second, it examines the supposition that the Pure Choice view is relatively immune to charges of disability discrimination and eugenics.
Marsilius accepted the latter analysis as sound, despite the authority of the former.[8] Finally, in the definition of ampliation, Marsilius went back to logicians of the thirteenth century such as Peter of Spain, who had defined ampliation as an extension of supposition, whereas fourteenth-century logicians such as Albert of Saxony did not consider ampliation to be a kind of supposition.
