Sentence examples for specific premises from inspiring English sources

Shared risks and opportunities set specific premises for risk management (RM) in temporary multi-organizations (TMOs).

These derivations may be inferences, but if so, such inferences require no specific premises about ongoing mental states.

In this respect, and as he himself makes clear (see 'The Structure and Content of Truth'), Davidson does not merely reject the specific premises that underlie the realist and anti-realist positions, but views the very dispute between them as essentially misconceived.

If you are wise you engage advisers who are experts on different aspects of the decision process and you consider each of their inputs, weigh them and hopefully come to the best possible decision given the specific premises or inputs you had to start with.

The specific premises for each type of venue were selected for convenience, based on their accessibility to the researchers and whether the owners agreed to participate.

Somehow, a group of characters we actually care about has grown out of that very specific premise.

But after talking to doctors that was honed to a more specific premise aiming to match patients to clinical trials.

Indeed, NFX, originally founded by angel investor Gigi Levy-Weiss and serial operators James Currier and Stan Chudnovsky, started out small but with a very specific premise in mind: that with the partners' help, a good many startups could grow so-called network effects businesses.

The main appeal of the approach is that the output feedback gains can have independent and arbitrary polynomial dependence on some specific premise variables, selected by the designer, with great advantages for practical applications.

The specific premise of the current investigation by Engström and colleagues was to use an animal model involving induced acute lung injury in order to demonstrate that even in underlying conditions at greater risk for life- threatening hypoxemia, the oxygen desaturation can be minimized by using the pharyngeal catheter supplemental oxygen technique.

Some cultural groups were described as having expectations of community outreach as opposed to in-reach or attending a specific physical premises or doctor's surgery to receive care.