By setting that premise we start to open ourselves up to accepting each person as an individual and how we accept our identities.
By incorporating experts in the generation of data, running the models and setting up premises, they acknowledge that it is possible to contribute to more systematic conservation planning in developing countries.
Compared to the MCP and the NCP, what do these three normative parameters of the ICP tell us in relation to setting the premises for a policy paradigm change?
If you set the premise that it's impossible to compete with giants, then the only real alternative is to combine with one of the giants.
It starts off with piano and all of that to set the premise of the tune and then I gave the whale the ride solo.
Moreover, the biologically coherent information observed so far using PIE sets the premise to predict genes that might be relevant to HMPV-infection biology but not yet expressed at the particular time point of infection being studied.
Replace "0" with "2" and "M" with "Pd" in the argument with premises K and conclusion X and call the resulting set of premises and conclusion "K′" and "X′".
In setting up this premise, Mr. Spasojevic seems to be settling into a De Palmaesque realm of queasy, kinky, suspenseful comedy, teasing the boundary between titillation and revulsion.
"No tents, no electronics and only the gear they can carry in their packs," the narrator says, setting up the premise.
They say Mr. Perelman is setting a false premise when he treats e-Rater as if it is supposed to substitute for human scorers.
