Classical theory of solid modeling relies on the notion of regular sets and presupposes exactness in both geometric data and algorithms.
Although, in setting out to test these sexist hypotheses, women scientists presuppose their own mathematical competence, this does not preclude their discovering otherwise.
According to Feinberg, in the context of the criminal law "harming someone" should presuppose worsening a person's condition, i.e. setting back a person's interests.
This view of causation vindicates the adaptationist view that the constraint set is presupposed by any respectable adaptive hypothesis.
Microarrays are a sophisticated method for both hypothesis building and hypothesis testing within the same experimental setup due to the vast amount and large scale of obtained data without limitation to a set of presupposed genes or regulatory pathways.
Far from illuminating the nature of memory, then, Locke's version of the RTM merely presupposes what it sets out to explain.
Mr. Brooks's statement sets up a false choice, presupposing a black-white dichotomy, making it exceptionally easy to doom to failure whichever unlucky elected official you choose.
Fair enough; but perhaps Martin meant that optimalists and their fellow-travellers were presupposing what they set out to show because they assumed without argument that a special class of negative claims stood in no need of truth-makers, those according to which other negative statements lacked false makers.
First, he thought that the recursive definitions involved make direct use of the notion of finite number (a fact pointed out by Weyl 1910), which it ought to be the business of set theory to explain, not to presuppose.
It presupposes that the temperature data sets maintained and quoted by the climate alarmist establishment are reliable and trustworthy.
